When our country is on a downhill slide toward financial collapse, rather than freeze spending and focus on our country's real needs, our false representatives in big .gov are pushing ahead and looking for ways to increase their control and spend us into oblivion. They are no more concerned with job growth than they are with our debt crisis. Another downgrade may come, but not before our situation gets much worse. The only solution is to insulate yourself from the government, because it's going to hit hard when the bottom comes up to meet it.
The American Age of Austerity lasted approximately three minutes, give or take a nanosecond. Immediately after the Senate approved the bipartisan "Budget Control Act of 2011" on Tuesday afternoon, President Obama hustled over to the Rose Garden -- to crow about the renewed opportunity to make "key investments."
Yes, the pitched battle to force government to live within its means has preserved the failed stimulator-in-chief's ability to keep spending like there's no tomorrow. As the curtains closed on D.C.'s debt-ceiling theater, Obama wasted no time putting his new "investment" priorities on the table: higher taxes, more funding for endless unemployment benefits and a "national infrastructure bank."
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