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October 28, 2009 Archives

AN INCONVENIENT TAX

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webwench
@ October 28, 2009 10:44 AM
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Neal was interviewed about the FairTax for this film, An Inconvenient Tax. Check out the trailer below. Click through to their site for more info.

An Inconvenient Tax - Official Trailer from Life Is My Movie Entertainment on Vimeo.


BARNEY SPILLS THE BEANS

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Neal Boortz
@ October 28, 2009 9:06 AM
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Slobbering Barney has let the cat out of the bag. Barney has gone on record saying that the Democrats are trying to do everything they can to increase the role of government in your lives. Now if you have been listening to me for a while or you have been a reader of Nealz Nuze, this is a real big "duh." Consider, though, that only a minority of Americans listen to talk radio, and there sure hasn't been anyone on their TV news or their newspapers telling them that the ultimate goal of the Democrat Party is to grow government while reducing the private sector. Actually ... they're too busy watching Entertainment Tonight and talking about this coming weekend's football games. Growing the role of government in our lives has been the Democrat goal for decades. After all, this is a party that believes America's greatness comes from government. The surprise is that they're finally saying it out loud! Maybe they think they've come to the point where the people share that goal. Have you ever heard such venom aimed at the private sector? The word "corporation" is now used as an epithet. People worry more about what businessmen earn than the corruption of their elected officials. The Democrats see this as their time ... get on the government growth road and go as fast as you can before the voters throw up a roadblock.

Keeping this quote in mind from Barney Frank, what is he currently doing with his position of authority in Washington? He is the guy in charge of solving this problem of "too big to fail." Yep. Slobbering Barney is the one who will figure out how to "give the federal government more powers to wind down major financial firms." How do ya like that? Barney Frank admits that he wants to increase the role of government while working on a piece of legislation to give the federal government unprecedented (and Constitutionally questionable) authority over private businesses.

Barney even got a little clever, comparing his plan to the Republicans "death panels." He says, "We're going to have death panels. But they're going to have death panels that are going to put to death these institutions before they can cause us problems, not old people."

I want you to remember something. Ever heard of someone named Herb Moses? Probably not. Moses was Barney's boyfriend for a number of years. OK ... so no problem with Barney and Moses having a relationship, right? But did you know that Moses was an executive with Fannie Mae while he and Barney were boxing tonsils? Yup; 'tis true! In fact; Herb Moses was one of the Fannie Mae executives pushing the very Fannie Mae loan guarantee programs that led to our housing and mortgage crisis ... all this while his boyfriend was serving on the House Banking Committee (now the House Financial Services Committee) for the entire 10 years of their relationship. During and since that time Barney Frank could be counted on to defend Fannie Mae and to make sure that nobody looked to closely at what was actually going on. Since 1989 Frank has received tens of thousands of campaign contributions from the now-defunct Fannie Mae. Why bring this up? Well ... considering the type of people we have running the show, aren't you looking forward to all that government moving into your personal life? And remember ---- it's the corporations, not government, that are evil.


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CHASING AWAY THE ACHIEVERS

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Neal Boortz
@ October 28, 2009 8:56 AM
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If you want to know how to scare away the achievers, just look to New York as a model. New York has managed to scare away the evil wealthy earners. You won't be surprised to learn that this is costing New York a lot of money. Over one million taxpayers have fled New York City since 2000. That means one out of every seven taxpayers moved out. Now here's an interesting fact. The people who have been bailing out of Manhattan were earning close to $100,000 a year. The people moving in to replace them earn only about $72,000 a year. That difference is the highest of any city or region in the country.

But what the hell ... who needs all those rich people around anyway. So what if they carry the load when it comes to funding government ... once we get more government in our lives we won't need these stupid rich people and their jobs anyway.


REPUBLICANS VERSUS CONSERVATIVES

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Neal Boortz
@ October 28, 2009 8:53 AM
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Have you been following this House election in upstate New York? The Republican candidate Dede Scozzafava has some stiff competition, and it isn't from the Democrat candidate. It is from Conservative party candidate Doug Hoffman. Republicans Sarah Palin and Tim Pawlenty have thrown their support behind Hoffman in what is turning out to be a clash of principles ... what does it mean to be conservative versus Republican?

This Scozzafava woman has some positions that don't sit all that well with the Republican base. Truth is, she's probably running as a Republican only because that area has a history of voting Republican in congressional elections.

But wait until next year. The midterm elections of 2010 may be our last chance to save this Republic. No .. .I'm serious. With the anti-capitalists we have running the show right now the time is short. It may be next year ... or never. Watch the Republicans though. Despite what's at sake, Republicans are going to engage the idiotic abortion litmus test. Candidates are going to be judged primarily on whether or not they want to use the police power of government to force women to continue with pregnancies they want to terminate. This one question will be the beginning and the end of all deliberations as to whether or not to support particular Republican candidates. Makes sense, doesn't it? The future of this country is at stake and these abortocentrists are going to be doing the work of the Democrat party.


FIFTY PLUS ONE STRATEGY

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Neal Boortz
@ October 28, 2009 8:41 AM
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We will have Jamie Dupree explain this one to us, but it seems as though Harry Reid is gearing up to use the reconciliation tactic to get his healthcare bill passed in the Senate. This is the tactic that would require only a simple majority - fifty votes plus one - for final passage. Actually ... I'll take a stab here. This means that Harry Reid wants to attach the health care takeover to some budget bill. Budget bills can't be filibustered ... so they can pass on a majority vote.

This should show you how desperate the Democrats are to gain control over your health care. They'll break the rules .. they'll bend the rules. They'll lie. They'll mislead. They'll twist arms, bribe, lie cheat and steal. Whatever it takes. Democrats know that control over your health care is essential to preventing another voter revolution like the one that kicked their butts out of office in 1994. They reason that if they control your health care, they control your vote. All they have to do is tell you that if you vote for the evil Republicans you will be on your own when it comes to your next hospital visit.

Now, let me remind you of a video from 2007. In this video you will hear Barack Obama say that we cannot pass healthcare reform using this reconciliation tactic. You would think that this should settle things ... so much for Harry's big idea, right? Sorry ... but wrong. We could fill a feature-length motion picture with video and audio clips of The Community Organizer making campaign promises that he had no intention of keeping.


T-SHIRT CONTROVERSY

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Neal Boortz
@ October 28, 2009 8:36 AM
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I heard Stephanie, a Penn State student, on Fox & Friends this morning talking about that asinine t-shirt controversy. I can report to you that she didn't use the "like" word one single time. She's a Senior .. someone will gobble her up in a hurry.

OBAMA A RACIST?

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Neal Boortz
@ October 28, 2009 8:31 AM
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Barack Obama came out with this line earlier this week for his political opponents. He says that "just because I'm skinny doesn't mean I'm not tough."

But let me jog your memory for a moment. Remember during the election, we discovered all of these things that made you a racist when talking about Barack Obama? And if you'll recall, there was a columnist who actually proposed that referring to Obama's skinniness was racist. Timothy Noah's "When 'Skinny' Means 'Black.'"

Now I ask the question in this context, is Barack Obama racist?


WHY THE HECK DOES THIS EXIST?

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webwench
@ October 28, 2009 8:29 AM
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READING ASSIGNMENTS

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Neal Boortz
@ October 28, 2009 8:24 AM
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This headline really says it all: Harry Reid is shopping for reelection insurance.

Here's an explanation as to why a health insurance mandate will make people worse off. And you thought this was all about your health?

John Kerry says that Gen. McChrystal's request for more troops is too ambitious. Since when are we letting John Kerry dictate our foreign policy?

Our pay czar has extended his reach to now include 525 second-tier executives at the seven companies receiving "exceptional assistance" from the government.

Could it be that one reason Congress has performed so poorly is because, for 100 years, its members' compensation has been totally unrelated to their performance?

Nineteen states are now making moves to reassert your rights as individuals to make decisions about your healthcare.

The New York Times thinks that our economic problems could be solved by more economic stimulus from the federal government.

From Pravda ... America is slowly moving from a country of capitalism to a country of socialism.

Chicago is going to pay bounty hunters to rat out businesses that cheat on their taxes.

Do you remember the Cash for Codgers program? Obama and the Democrats seem to want to make that a reality.

I'm sure you've seen this list by now ... what if Bush had done that?

Now here's a presidency you never want to be compared to: Jimmy Carter.

The Northwest pilots who overshot the airport by 150 miles have had their licenses revoked by the FAA.

"Damn it feels good to be a victim"

You can decide if this is a good thing or not. Studies show that most women end up looking like their mothers.

And for you men .. if you want to ensure marital bliss .. marry a woman who is smarter than you and at least five years younger.

Hey, it was worth a try.


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