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The American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009

So, just what is all the fuss about these days?  I mean we DO need to get our economy back on track, right?  We DO need to put our people back to work, right?  We DO need to end this recession, right?  America is hurt, and we need a band aid don't we?  Our president has introduced to Congress this "American Recovery and Reinvestment Act" to begin, I emphasize that word, the process of supposedly healing America. Many disagree with that, and in this section you will find out why.  You, AMERICA, need to know why this bill is not designed to "bail us out" at all, but rather how it is designed to allow the Government to GROW, all at the expense of us, the American taxpayers.  What's really in this bill?  You have a right to know, and you should demand to know!  Read the entire bill below by clicking on the stack of paper.

 

So just what is in this "stimulus" bill that has so many people infuriated?  There is a TON of crap spending that isn't designed to stimulate the economy at all, but is rather "pork" or "pet projects" of top officials in the Senate.  They see an opportunity to milk the taxpayers to fund their special wishes and they take full advantage.  These officials, Nancy Pelosi, Harry Reid,  Chuck Shumer, Barney Frank, and other "leaders" of the Democratic party don't care at all about the American people.  Their agenda is simple and is strictly this, to forward the Socialist agenda of Buttcrack Obama and completely eradicate capitalism and the free market.  Now, maybe you think I shouldn't make such a bold statement, but if Buttcrack had any real and genuine concerns for the American public, then he himself would be standing firm against the ridiculous spending included in this bill.  The only focus of this bill should be to help the American people "recover", not to force feed mountainous debt down our throats in an effort to forward their own agendas.

LISTEN TO THE 3:35 MARK IN THIS VIDEO!!!

You’ve probably heard some of the wasteful spending hidden in this “economic stimulus bill”, so here is a list of some of the most questionable expenditures in the bill. If you haven't heard, you need to wake up and listen.  This is YOUR money, not the governments... YOU and YOUR CHILDREN and YOUR GRANDCHILDREN will be the one's to pay this bill, so why should the government care?

  1. $600 million for government fleet vehicles

  2. $650 million for digital TV converter box coupons

  3. $ 21 million to re-sod the Washington monument National Mall

  4. Millions spent for safe sex programs in schools

There are many more small “pork” spending appropriations, and this is how politicians gain support from advocacy groups and corporations. They create massive spending bills and hide small expenses that pay off organizations for their support in past elections. This bill is government
corruption at its finest. Nothing has changed. This bill only has about 40% of American support, and it continues to drop as we find out more about it. Most independent voters are starting to lose support for it, which shows that this isn’t just Republicans or conservatives
opposing this bill. The problem with this bill is that if it fails, we really will enter a depression from the massive debt load our country is taking on.

What Did Chuck Shumer say about YOU?

THAT'S RIGHT, HE SAID IT... LISTEN AGAIN... "YOU DON'T CARE WHAT THE GOVERNMENT SPENDS MONEY ON."


The "good old days" are gone.  Through a number of disputed bad choices America is left crippled and helpless.  In November of 2008 the American people voted for "change", and that is exactly what they are getting now.  Only it's not at all the change they were expecting. What a slap in the face to YOU America!  Did you know there are all types of hidden measures in this bill that will forever change the face of America? Some of these include:

  • Ending Welfare Reform. The bill would use budgetary gimmicks to effectively end the successful 1996 welfare reforms. Taxpayers will face the largest one-year increase in welfare spending ever and be on the hook for $787 billion in new welfare costs over ten years if the bill becomes law, 

  • Advancing Government Control of Health Care. Health Care provisions in the "stimulus" bill would advance the cause of big-government health care. "These provisions would fuel fiscal irresponsibility in state Medicaid programs, expand dependence on the already-unsound Medicaid entitlement program, distort health care choices for unemployed workers, and set up a federal infrastructure that could be used as a tool for government rationing of medical treatments, procedures, and services."

  • Giving Jobs to Illegal Immigrants. Up to 300,000 illegal immigrants could get construction jobs funded by taxpayers through the "stimulus" legislation. Absent reforms to the language of the bill, "the inevitable result would be billions in federal funds spent to employ illegal immigrants."


THERE ARE STILL PEOPLE WHO CARE


Why the 'stimulus' won't work

In televised remarks, President Barack Obama urged Congress to move quickly on finalizing the legislation, saying that failure to act would mean still further economic decline.

This just isn't true. In fact, the Trillion Dollar Debt Plan will only deepen the recession. The non-partisan Congressional Budget Office agrees, arguing that it will depress economic activity.

Worse, the massive spending could drive up interest rates to crippling levels, while the tax increases scheduled for next year will not advance the recovery one bit.

There's no 'stimulus' concensus

In his remarks, the President said that most economists from across the political spectrum support this sort of massive government spending to "stimulate" the economy.

Writing on National Review Online, Heritage budget expert Brian Riedl debunks the myth of "bipartisan consensus" on this legislation.

Nobel Laureates Ed Prescott, James Buchanan, and Vernon Smith recently joined 200 other economists signing a letter opposing the legislation. Other notable economists critical of the stimulus package include Nobel Laureate Gary Becker, as well as Robert Barro, Greg Mankiw, Arthur Laffer, and Larry Lindsey.  Martin Feldstein, who had been the only notable conservative economist loudly supporting the stimulus, has since changed his mind.

More liberal economists such as Alice Rivlin and Alan Blinder have also strongly criticized certain aspects of the spending bill. 

Even President Obama's own economic advisers—who are leading the fight for the "stimulus" bill—previously criticized the bill's economic underpinnings.

"If deficit spending were truly stimulative," Riedl writes in a separate article, "then the current $1.2 trillion budget deficit would already be overheating the economy. It clearly is not. Thus, Senators should reject a "stimulus" bill that is based on 1933 economics and ignores 75 years of research and evidence about how growth is created."

Contact your State Senators and let them know you oppose this spending by government!

 

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With lawmakers wrangling over the new stimulus bill and the government releasing more reports of economic decline, President Obama is forecasting an irreversible recession if Congress fails to pass his "economic recovery package."

But bestselling author Thomas E. Woods Jr. warns that Obama's "stimulus package" will do far more damage to our economy than doing nothing.

In his new book, Meltdown, Woods shows how this new bailout (just like last year's bailout) will quickly drive our nation deeper into recession.

Woods lays the blame for our economic woes squarely on the shoulders of the true culprits: gutless politicians, greedy lobbyists, and The Federal Reserve System. It was The Fed—not the free market—that allowed ambitious bureaucrats and politicians to pull the strings of our financial sector, manipulate the value of money, and plunge our economy into crisis.

 

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