Gremlin-USA
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- May 20, 2010
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This is a very interesting Story, especially coming from someone at the Washington Post
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For the Details: washingtonpost.com Long but great for the Inquiring mind
I appreciate the sentiment that money does not buy happiness. But for the president of the United States to actively warn young adults away from economic ambition is remarkable. And he makes clear that he seeks to change our culture.
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Yep, we need a bigger Government for even better controlYet in truth, it was government housing policy that was at the root of the crisis. Moreover, the financial sector -- where the crisis began and where it has had the most serious impact -- is already one of the most regulated parts of our economy. The chaos happened despite an extensive, intrusive regulatory framework, not because such a framework didn't exist.
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Surely this does not mean 45% of the Federal Tax Filing people will now actually have to pay some taxes to help support this Country?(According to Obama, for example, we need to restore "fairness" to our tax code by increasing taxes on the wealthy and exempting more people at the bottom from paying anything.)
At least somebody has a brain"What made America great?" he asked. "Free markets, free enterprise, manufacturing, job creation. That's how we're gonna do it, not by enlarging government."
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For the Details: washingtonpost.com Long but great for the Inquiring mind