Showing posts with label stimulus. Show all posts
Showing posts with label stimulus. Show all posts

Monday, March 23, 2009

Ron Paul Responds to AIG Bonuses

Ron Paul responds to AIG bonuses.

Here is one suggestion that I heard and thought was pretty good. Congress wants all bonuses paid by companies that received stimulus money to be returned to the treasury. How about all campaign contribution paid by companies receiving stimulus money be returned to the treasury.

Friday, February 20, 2009

Freedom Watch

These videos are from Freedom Watch with Judge Napolitano. The panel includes Peter Schiff and Ron Paul joins by phone.

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Sunday, February 15, 2009

Friday, February 13, 2009

Ron Paul on the Stimulus

Ron Paul talks about the stimulus bill in this video.

Wednesday, February 11, 2009

How to Stimulate the Economy

A couple of ideas about how to stimulate the economy. These are not new. The have in fact been proposed by Democrats.
First in 2004 when John Kerry was running for president one of his talking points was that he would eliminate the tax breaks for companies that move out of the country. My only criticism of him at the time was that why didn't he propose it when the Democrats had control of both houses and Clinton was president. Now Obama is president and the Democrats have larger majorities in both houses. This is an idea that really would stimulate the economy.
Now in 2008 Obama campaigned on changing NAFTA. Well lets do it. This is another that would actually stimulate the economy if done right.
I am sure there are more are I really haven't thought that hard, but why haven't these ideas been brought up to stimulate the economy? Don't the Democrats really want to stimulate the economy?

Friday, February 6, 2009

Peter Schiff for US Senate

At this point we are supporting Peter Schiff for US Senate. Peter is considering seeking the Republican nomination for US Senate and we will support him in this effort and in the general election unless an better candidate steps forward. Shiff was an economic adviser on the Ron Paul presidential campaign and is the president of Euro Pacific Capital. I will occasionally be posting links to his commentary. Here is the first link.