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"Every government interference in the economy consists of giving an unearned benefit, extorted by force, to some men at the expense of others."

Ayn Rand

Nobody's listening.

THIS JUST IN ...

By
Neal Boortz
@ June 5, 2009 8:42 AM
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Too late for me to construct much of a rant for the Nuze, but you can bet I'll be able to Boortztificate about this one on the air.

Our president, Barack Hussein Obama (Hey ... now he's proud of his middle name, so I can use it, right?) Has decided he needs a Pay Czar. The White House says that this person, one Kenneth Feinberg, will actually be called the "Special Master for Compensation." He is going to decide just how much executives for companies receiving bailout funds can make.

For now the Pay Czar will rule over companies receiving bailout funds. Well, you have to start somewhere I guess. But hold on ... this could only be the beginning. How about companies who receive special tax benefits from the government? Then how about companies who have contracts to do work for the government? After that we can expand the Pay Czar's responsibilities to companies who are deemed to be "too big to fail," and thus have to have their executive compensation levels monitored by the government.

Am I the only one out there reading Atlas Shrugged right now?



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  • The Most Important Book- The Most Important Thinker
    Thank you so much for pushing people to read atlas shrugged.
    This is one of the most important books in the history of america.

    it completely changed my liberal life into something productive. Achieve, Producer and BE JOHN GALT!


    P.S. I also encourage anyone to research Ayn's Objectivism.
  • Atlas Shrugged
    I'm listening to the Atlas Shrugged audio book as I work. It is even more scary listening to it because it sounds so much like what is being said in the media today.
  • Shrugging
    I read Atlas the first time in 1964 when I was 18. I have read it several times since. Yes, she is a bit wordy, but the ideas are what count. There are those who can not understand the philosophy because if they did, and then looked in the mirror, they'd commit suicide. The looter/moocher mentality is everywhere. For what it's worth, I am shrugging. I am not contributing one nickel more than I have to to them.
  • Reading it
    Dagny and Reardon are just about to ride on the John Galt Line to open it.

    Klunky, but I like it.
  • Atlas
    Is this the first time you are reading it or are you re-reading it. One of the greatest works ever written on Capitalism, (The unknown Ideal)
  • pointless
    This is why it is pointless to applaud this guy for a few lines in a speech.He is turning this country upside down. You don't have to hate on him but he is not deserving of any respect.
  • Atlas Shrugged
    Just started reading it a couple of days ago. It seems we are living this book, 1984 and Brave new world all at once.
  • We need a John Galt.
    Though a little on the long side (especially Galt's speech at the end) Atlas Shrugged was one of the best books I have ever read. I definitely recommend it for anyone who questions big government or wants to think outside their own little box.
  • John Galt
    I SWEAR BY MY LIFE AND MY LOVE OF IT THAT I WILL NEVER LIVE FOR THE SAKE OF ANOTHER MAN, NOR ASK ANOTHER MAN TO LIVE FOR MINE.
  • Atlas Shrugged
    Hey Evelyn, Neal isn't the only one taking forever to finish the book. I started reading it about 3-1/2 years ago...got bored with it and found something else to read...picked it back up...got bored with it again and found something else to read again...picked it up again...got bored with it again...picked it up again...I'm on page 750ish which means I've got about 300 to 400 pages left and I just don't know if I can make it. It just drags on and on and on and on and on and on and on and on and on and on and on...PAY IT OFF ALREADY!!! It's not a bad book but come on, make your point Ayn. It actually kinda kept me on the edge of my seat a little bit until she crashed her plane in this mysterious valley and now I'm about ready to just give up on it. A mysterious valley that no one else knows about? I suddenly feel like I'm reading a second-rate science fiction novel. I mean that "plot twist" or "storyline" about the secret valley I think is just lame. Somebody just give me the Cliffs Notes version so I can move on with my life.
  • Atlas Shrugged
    I went into a used book store in Charlotte, NC the other day and asked the weaselly lady behind the counter if they carried Atlas Shrugged and she snickered and said, "No, why would I carry that?".

    Truth must hurt too much for liberal hacks like her. Lets just pretend its not there and it will eventually go away and leave them alone.
  • Special Master for Compensation
    So how much is HE going to make?
  • Atlas
    Finished it two weeks ago...Got my "Galt's Gulch, Co" window sticker in the mail yesterday.
  • Real Names
    Hey Neal,how about your real name of Neal Adolph Boortz Jr?
  • You just won't read
    Copy, one of these days you will grow up and learn that you have to read the whole recipt to make the cake taste go.

    14th doesn't hammper the 10th.

    AND IT KEEPS GETTING FUNNIER! Now copy is a lawyer! Thank god!
  • An alternative ro reading
    Go to http://www.audible.com/adbl/site/products/ProductDetail.jsp?productID=BK_BLAK_002079&BV_UseBVCookie=Yes, and you can listen now. There are two unabridged versions (I have listened to this one... the other is 60 hours and was released 12/08). Put it on your ipod/smartphone/computer/cd/blackberry... and enjoy.
    The first time through is remarkable. The second time is revealing, and the third and subsequent times are where you pick up on the little things that Ms. Rand put in there, especially the dance between Francisco, Hank, and Dangy.
  • They call it 'prescience'
    Anyone who wants to know how the US will crumble and fall away needs only to read Ayn Rand, Alexis de Tocqueville... and the Founding Fathers themselves, who eerily predicted how our grand experiment in liberty would destroy itself.

    It is not yet too late to save our republic, God willing - but we'd better get off our asses NOW.
  • When is it coming?
    I just can't wait for directive 10-289 to come out and make sure that we have peace and prosperity in our time.
  • Good Ideas Bad Book
    Does anyone else agree with the point but finds the story and writing style irritating>
  • Atlas Shrugged
    Neal, your the only one taking for ever to finish the book. Read it already!
  • Special Master
    This reminds me of down on the plantation, where the Master would tell the slaves how much they would get. Is the Special part like Special Education.
  • Atlas Shrugged
    For those unable to read the book Atlas Shrugged for whatever reason, it also comes in 50 audio CDs. I listened to it each day on the way to and from work.
  • To: Jusjon
    Keep reading... the 14th Amendment has a KEY role in recognizing government's authority to regulate business. Ironically, it offers protections that corporations otherwise wouldn't have access to.

    ""The Constitution does not guarantee the unrestricted privilege to engage in a business or to conduct it as one pleases. Certain kinds of business may be prohibited; and the right to conduct a business, or to pursue a calling, may be conditioned."
    --Nebbia v New York--

    http://supreme.justia.com/constitution/amendment-14/11-regulation-of-businesses.html

    (The 14th is also where all the Bill of Rights restrictions that originally applied only to the federal level now apply to the states as well. That's for you 10th Amendment fanatics out there! *grin*)
  • Compensation Czar
    Considering this administration, I wonder if the amount the Comp Czar determines that you should be paid will depend on how much you contribut to the Democratic Party ?
  • Twisting
    "183 320 U.S. 591, 602 (1944). Although this and the previously cited decision arose out of controversies involving the National Gas Act of 1938, the principles laid down therein are believed to be applicable to the review of rate orders of state commissions, except insofar as the latter operate in obedience to laws containing unique standards or procedures."

    "state commissions"

    Nope, still sounds like state to me. Anyone else? Plus what about the "investor" qualifier? Bond holders of GM need to take a look at that.
  • Going to get it now.
    Just called our library...she's holding it for me...so I guess I'll be starting it this weekend.
  • Copyleft...
    Article 1 Section 8 states the legislative branch to have the power: To regulate commerce WITH FORIEGN NATIONS, and AMOUNG the several STATES(INTERSTATE commerce dealings and business trade transactions between parties in differing states...not corporate salaries or just compensation)and with the Indian tribes (not done in some time).

    Not sure where you get anything out of the 14th Amendment...you need new glasses dude, or just quit making stuff up.
  • Copyleft comments
    Copyleft wouldn't know the difference between socialism and capitalism, just as long as the freebies keep coming at the expense of the working class. Ayn Rand was so close to today's reality. But, how do we get through to knuckleheads like Copyleft? I've come to believe they're hopeless and they're multiplying with the help of leftist teachers and professors.
  • To: Joyce
    You may want to take a closer look at the language used in court rulings.

    When they say "The right of THE STATE to regulate...", they mean "the government."

    When they're referring to the states that make up our union, they say "the STATES (plural)."

    Leaf through some other opinions and you'll see how they talk.
  • A little too prolix
    My problem with Ayn Rand is she never said anything in two words that could be said in two thousand.
  • A is A!
    I just finished this outstanding novel. It is known that it was written in the 50's, but wow, it seems as if it's a play-by-play for today country!

    If you haven't read it, go read it!

    lol @ Jobless @ 06/05/09 11:49:22 AM:
    "...he is creating jobs."
    That's just too hilarious.
  • Article I
    Read the opinion again and then go read the actual constitution.

    The opinion Copy posted says REPEATEDLY state state state. Not Federal.

    Note: The Court recently reaffirmed Hope Natural Gas's emphasis on the bottom line: "[t]he Constitution within broad limits leaves the States free to decide what rate-setting methodology best meets their needs in balancing the interests of the utility and the public." Duquesne Light Co. v. Barasch, 488 U.S. 299, 316 (1989) (rejecting takings challenge to Pennsylvania rule preventing utilities from amortizing costs of canceled nuclear plants).

    In dispensing with the necessity of observing the old formulas for rate computation, the Court did not articulate any substitute guidance for ascertaining whether a so-called end result is unreasonable. It did intimate that rate-making "involves a balancing of the investor

    (pause here for a moment to notice the word INVESTOR)

    and consumer interests," which does not, however, "'insure that the business shall produce net revenues' . . . . From the investor or company point of view it is important that there be enough revenue not only for operating expenses but also for the capital costs of the business. These include service on the debt and dividends on the stock. . . . By that standard the return to the equity owner should be commensurate with returns on investments in other enterprises having corresponding risks. That return, moreover, should be sufficient to assure confidence in the financial integrity of the enterprise, so as to maintain its credit and to attract capital."187
  • Funny
    I love how those who can't seem to stand Atlas Shrugged or Ayn Rand always defend their stance by saying that it is an 'childish fantasy'. We're living it, so it is far from fantasy now.

    If anyone thinks the current budget and the out of control spending are 'checks and balances' of any kind, they are the ones living in a fantasy world.

    The only problem with Rand's philosophies is that the heart of it came from the belief in the integrity of people. Unfortunately, in some cases this has been abused and those on the left will pain all wealthy people and business owns (small and large) with that same brush, even though it is not true.

    But please keep your heads in the sand while the anointed one keeps spending us into oblivion.
  • Atlas Shrugged Book Club
    For those of you who are interested, and from the looks of things many, many of you are, www.freerepublic.com has a book club going right now regarding Atlas Shrugged. Many insightful comments regarding the book and its eerie correlation to todays events.

    Go to this site:
    http://www.freerepublic.com/tag/*/index

    and in the upper right corner type in "Freeper book club". You can then look at comments on a chapter by chapter basis.

    You don't have to join the site to read the comments.
  • To Copytwit
    Copy, you have not read Atlas Shrugged. You couldn't even attempt it....way too many pages and big words. It also requires thinking and not just holding your hand out. Don't lie to us, we are not as gullible as you are.
  • Warning not a blueprint
    Just as 1984 was a warning so was Atlas Shrugged. Yet we see it being used as a blueprint.
  • Preachy
    I read The Fountainhead long ago and found it tedious and preachy. At twice the length, I can only imagine what AS must be like. Ann needed an editor. A good one.
  • Compensation Caps
    As much as none of this is Constitutional, I see a bright side to the compensation caps on bailout receiving corporations. It will incent management to either not take the government money, or pay it back as quickly as possible to remove PrezBO from their lives.
  • please forgive me
    but i just saw this video on youtube.

    its just strikes a nerve with me. it was made 40 years ago, and it still rings true today. and that's the problem

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i3zwcQlWsPU&eurl=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.bigeye.com%2Fantiwar.htm&feature=player_embedded
  • Atlas
    Not right now. Read it in January and again in May.
  • it is a training manual.............................
    those that are taking from those that earn and giving to those that don't use the book as a training manual.

    I read it in the mid-60's and thought good book but never happen. oh! the ignorance of youth!!!! now the gubmint is prospering by her writings (sales taxes) and the taxes her estate must pay. even in death the gubmint is screwing her.....
  • Too many czars...
    how about a duke for agriculture or a baron for textbooks? As Justice McReynolds once said "it's too much to say that the Constitution is gone."
  • PRESBO is doing what he said he would do...
    ...he is creating jobs.
  • Atlas Shrugged
    I believe that Obama is using Atlas Shrugged as his playbook.
  • I shrug
    Ever since the vilification of corporations spending on banquets, I have been collecting unemployment insurance compensation because my industry has all but disappeared. I have worked four days in the last six months. I am taking the time to listen to Boortz online, and to read Atlas Shrugged.
  • This just in
    The U.S.S.R. has been revived and all the maps are to be updated immediately.

    That would be the:

    United States of Socialist Republics

    Coming soon to a history book near you.
  • Atlas Shrugged
    I'm reading it.
  • Pat and Rockhound
    Pat, the Czars were before the socialists, they were the so-called Elite of Russia, about equivalent to a king and just as corrupt as socialists.

    Rockhouse, I agree on the Constitution. But the left figure if it doesn't specifically say they can't they they think they can. Kinda skip over any references to "not granted by the states" part.
  • To: Pat Duggan
    "Czar" has been used as slang for executive policy officials for decades; it's not an Obama invention. In fact, the administration itself doesn't use the term, although it's a label of convenience among the media.

    Nixon, for example, appointed the first "drug czar" and "energy czar."

    http://www.slate.com/id/2207055/
  • Obama appoints "Wet Nurse"
    I'm reading Atlas Shrugged for the forst time. I'm about two-thirds of the way through. It is totaly uncanny how that novel mirrors today's headlines. For example, the Government appointed a "wet nurse" to keep tabs on Hank Rearden, and Obama appoints some college punk to keep tabs on the GM and auto industry. Scary, scary stuff.
  • To: Rockhound
    To answer your question: The commerce clause (Article I, Section 8) and the 14th Amendment.

    http://supreme.justia.com/constitution/amendment-14/09-price-controls.html
  • our enemy, the state
    i guess that i shouldn't be this libertarian on the site.

    i am reading online "Our enemy, the State", by Albert Jay Nock (October 13, 1873 – August 19, 1945)

    He described the state as that which "claims and exercises the monopoly of crime".

    you can read it here: http://www.bigeye.com/enemy.htm
  • I Am Reading It Too
    However, I'm also reading the Constitution which is a more important document to read and as I read this great document, I just can't seem to find where it says that the function of government is to bail out private businesses and dictate the salaries of private businesses. Some of you liberals here might want to read this document then explain to us how this is a function of government. I'll save you the time: it isn't.
  • Atlas needs to shrug, and fast!
    I've re-read Atlas Shrugged twice now since the head looter took charge, and it's amazing how a book from over 50 years ago so accurately portrays this administration's goals, ideas, and objectives.
  • jury nullification
    Dear Neal,

    My fiance, a recent graduate of one of our finer Southern law schools has a great idea. Jury nullification for tax evasion trials. Once the gov't takes more than 50% of what we earn through our hard work we are going to stop paying. Let the fine people of Georgia decide how much we really owe. This could get interesting....
  • Thomas Paine: “Our calamity is heightened by reflecting that we furnish the means by which we suffer."
    What's truly amazing is that Thomas Paine some of the same ideas more than 200 years ago:

    "Society in every state is a blessing, but government, even in its best state, is but a necessary evil; in its worst state an intolerable one; for when we suffer or are exposed to the same miseries by a government, which we might expect in a country without government, our calamity is heightened by reflecting that we furnish the means by which we suffer." - Thomas Paine, Common Sense, January 10, 1776

    The Looters depend on societies “Atlases” to produce the revenue with which they can buy the loyalty of the Dumb Masses.

    When enough Atlases decide to chuck it all the system will collapse on itself, as it has every other time this type of system has been tried.

    It's time for a little “Civil disobedience” by the Atlases in the form of a Strike.
  • Czars
    It amazes me how brazenly they use the term "czar". I thought they were trying to hide their socialist intentions?
  • special master for compensation.
    If this proposal survives Congress, I WILL guarantee that its provision will cover all publicly traded companies. And there will be attempts to make it completely universal for employer with more than 20 employees.
  • Atlas Shrugs
    I am sure it is a fine description of what is playing out, but I see no benefit in reading it. It seems to me the people that need to read it probably won't. I don't need to read it, it's like reading about car wrecks or disasters. I get depressed enough just keeping up with the news.
  • Truth is Stranger than Fiction
    Read Atlas Shrugged back in college 1970. Even then thought it would never happen here. My daughter read it as recent as 2008. Since then things have changed dramatically, and for the worse. We know what is happening what how to stop it?
  • It is as though they're using Atlas Shrugged as a script...
    ...I guess because it worked out so much more efficiently for the looters in the book.
  • Atlas Shrugged
    I haven't read it for years but, this just keeps getting scarier and scarier. Why can't we as a country ever see were our leaders and taking us. John Adams had it right. The Democrates will destroy us.
  • Strike
    What I'm hoping for now is that the producers we depend on will finally just decide to quit supporting the people who spit on them (sometimes my "h" key produces a "p"). Unlike Atlas Shrugged, there is no Galt's Gulch for them, so it would have to be in everyone's face, and that would be great. Terrified news anchors would be reporting stories of fast food joints being swamped with applications from surgeons and researchers, who would not be available to remove those newsreaders' lips from Obama's posterior (such would require very involved operations).
  • She Knows of what she speaks
    Rand grew up in Russia and lived through the end of the Czars and the rise of Communism. I'd gamble that she has some very accurate insights into the trend toward communism and socialism and what life is like living under those forms of oppression.
  • atlas shrugged
    Boortz!
    You're not the only one reading it.
    I have a bone to pick with the Pay Czar idea. Its for companies who get TARP funds, right?...and therefore who depend on tax dollars for at least a part of their revenues.
    I'd be okay with the idea, if it applied to Congress, Senate, the House, and lobbying firms. And because they're paid by a much higher percentage of tax dollars, I expect Congress, Senate, and the House to be the highest cut and the lowest paid.
    Just my opinion. Tax dollars are paying more for Congress' nonsense than for the TARP funds.
  • Fantasy or nightmare?
    Copyleft: Is it still a fantasy (or, rather, a nightmare) if it actually happens, as described, in real life?
  • "Special Master" ???
    I wonder what the next "master" will be. Maybe one for Public Enlightenment and Propaganda?

    Oh wait, that one was used by an earlier group of fascists in Germany 75 years ago.
  • Atlas Shrugged
    Stop wasting your time reading and see how it all turns out in real life. We're living the book!!
  • Fascism or Corporatism
    Mussolini wanted to change the name of his political philosophy from fascism to corporatism. Fascism having a somewhat negative connotation. Whatever-It's what Obama and his jack booted thugs are doing to us at this time. By giving money to corporations with federal strings attached, Obama is able to effect considerable control of the company. To some degree this is a good thing for the company because they now have the protection of the all might federal government behind them. (Too big to fail) Smaller companies left to compete with the federally protected companies are left with the choice of competing against an entity that cannot fail or taking federal money and getting federal protection as well. It's all in Mussolini's playbook and we are seeing it right before our very eyes.
  • Lots of people reading Rand
    I wanted to read Atlas Shrugged. I was in the County Library and could not find it. Checked the computer and found that every copy in every branch was checked out. Sounds like other people are getting the idea this will come true.
  • Owen!!!
    You just ruined my day!

    No spoilers please. Oh wait, I can just watch the news....
  • Who is John Galt?
  • on CD
    My wife and I listen to it during our commutes. Very thought provoking. Not sure that I agree with her thoughts on sexuality or altruism, but to listen to the looters brings chills up my spine.
  • Atlas Shrugged
    No, you aren't the only one reading Atlas Shrugged. My 16 year old son checked it out of our local library yesterday. I expect him to be the Libertarian presidential candidate in 2040. (If it's not too late by then to salvage this country).
  • almost to page 600....
    This is a fantastic book. Just got passed the issuing of Directive 10-289. Absolutely amazing how similar this is to what we are living today.... Can't wait to finish but it will take a month or more to do.
  • other great books?
    The Law by Frederic Bastiat
    Good to be King by Michael Badnarik
    The Revolution: A Manifesto by Ron Paul
    Blowback by Chalmers Johnson
  • Alan Grayson
    I must have had a premonition last night when I wanted to watch that douchebag Alan Grayson interview w/ Neil Cavuto again. I've never seen anyone dance around the subject of pay restriction like Grayson did. His interview was full of thought terminating cliches.

    http://tinyurl.com/clfjbj

    The best statement in the whole argument is "Don't use profanity on the air." Nice red herring, putz.

    For those of you who don't know what a thought terminating cliche is: http://tinyurl.com/6nf82s
  • Atlas Shrugged
    Producers not moochers
  • The only one
    "Am I the only one out there reading Atlas Shrugged right now?"

    Yes. The rest of us read it back in high school, recognized it as simpleminded nonsense, and threw it away.

    Only the few raving Randroids still clutch their copies like bibles, announcing that any attempt to put checks on abuses of economic power is "anti-life socialism." The rest of us grew OUT of our teenage fantasies.
  • Another reader
    I'm on page 689 right now. As my wife said, "there's a lot of words in there", but it is hard to put down...and sometimes it looks like the government has used it as a guide. Great book, though a little scary.
  • How Much Does This Cost Us?!
    I just want to know how much do each of the czars cost taxpayers. Are they making $100,000, $200,000, are they donating their skills to the cause? Please, someone quantify these people's cost on the taxpayers.
  • Living and Shrugging
    If you haven't read the book, or even got it on tape, you need to. It will shed an entirely new light on the looting going on!
  • Scholarship
    There is an essay scholarship for those looking for college money.

    http://www.aynrand.org/site/PageServer?pagename=education_contests_atlas
  • Oh Ms. Rand
    Hello my name is Ayn Rand
    I wish my books weren't so bland
    But I write on and on and on
    About the phallous and laissez-faire.

    Of course you know I'm an immigrant,
    But a good one. Not a lecherous malcontent.
    I was one before it became unfashionable.
    And now I'm all the rage, baby.

    I smoke cigarettes like a coke-fueled coal plant.
    Got no money for me? then get away you pissant.
    I'm alive, and I'll live forever.
    Have you bought my latest book yet?

    I dream about John Galt.
    I lurk, I pray, I urge, but it's not my fault.
    Tagg me once and for all!
    Walt Whitman can just die in a fire!
  • Atlas Shrugged is Not Fantasy
    I'm currently reading Atlas Shrugged. What people may have once passed off as "This could never happen in America" is coming to life. It really makes you wonder if the days of American Greatness will soon be a thing of the past. The pursuit of individual accomplishment and excellence, and personal accountablily are gone.
  • Czar
    No more euphemisms. Call them what they are: Tyrants!
  • Miracle Metal
    No Neal, you're not the only one. Just last night, I read the chapter where Rearden signed his Gift Certificate over to the Government.

    My heart absolutely sank !!! Don't tell me what happens next. However, I'd love to see Mouch get his...
  • Your Not the Only One
    Only on Page 200, which took forever to get to...Atlas Shrugged is easlily the most thought provoking book I've read
  • I'm reading it
    How many Czar's does this make? How much are we paying them and how much of a staff do they get?

    stupid
  • What about hospitals?
    They get lots of federal money through Medicare and Medicaid. Maybe the pay czar can limit the income of those physicians that selfishly went through 4 years of college, 4 years of med school and 3-5 years of residency/fellowship in order to help others and make a high income.
  • Obama must be reading it too...
    The current administration must be reading Atlas Shrugged. They seem to be using it as a playbook.

    The only problem is that they are sympathizing with the wrong characters.
  • You are right Neal
    They are just testing the waters. Like I have been saying all it takes for us is to let our guards down and they will eat us alive. We are in deep trouble. These people are not our friends. Obama worshipers really have no clue. This guy is not on their side. The screwed up thing is that McCain would be doing the EXACT same thing as Obama is and Republicans would be defending it. Alot of you should be ashamed of yourselves. You believe these morons. They are telling lies every single day and it is the truth because THEY say it is. You have been deceived. For instance one huge truth is that neither Congress nor the President is in charge right now. It is the banks. Hell several Senators were quoted just this past week saying that the banks literally own Congress and that they make the rules. There are forces at work here that most do not understand and the ones who do know keep quiet about it.
  • THIS JUST IN -- ATLAS SHRUGGED
    I'm also reading this fabulous novel ... on page 756 as of last night ... can hardly wait to see how it 'ends' !! .........(I've also just finished reading The Fountainhead by Ayn Rand -- equally fabulous)
  • Let's see if you can walk the walk Neal....
    http://www.randpaul2010.com/
  • You're not the only one
    Atlas Shrugged is a must read! Rand does an amazing job of unpacking the looter mindset and paints a picture of the disastrous consequences that occur when the producers of the world decide enough is enough. I wonder when PrezBo will have his own Thompson Harmonizer...
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