Groups are organizing Tea Parties all over the U.S. in a protest to the wasteful government spending on socialistic & failed government programs... The outrageous surge in spending is due to the CRISIS in our economy-remember the Democrat's SubPrime Loans-brought to you by the oversight of Barney Frank & Chris Dodd of Freddie & Fannie, and don't forget Obama's ACORN's share in this- all put us in this mess- while utilizing the Community Reinvestment Act Program (acronym CRAP more fitting) as a crutch with the ACLU & others suing on behalf of UNQUALIFIED borrowers ...
Now that we're in this mess, our current leader will never let a crisis go to waste... as per his sidekick, Rahm Emmanuel-he finds "a crisis is an opportunity to do things you could not do otherwise" ... if you could not do them otherwise, perhaps they shouldn't be done in the first place... ("a crisis" could be like saying 'while I was being attacked I killed a man'-I couldn't do it otherwise).
Obama's process of writing bills is telling Pelosi "here-you do it"... but she wasn't elected President-Senator-you were. I'm certain he's in over his head. Is there anyone out there (besides gov't employees) NOT regret voting this guy in office?
These guys in Congress are flying through and creating policies (without reading) & voting on huge budgets (unprecedented) and have the audacity to scorn those that question the process or the agenda behind the process. Remember poor ole Joe the Plumber? What a grilling he got... what did he ask? What is that going to do for my future small business?
Nationalization is political speak for "Hostile Take Over".
If you are disenchanted as many are... Go to the teaparty link & find or organize a rally in your area for tax day April 15th... perhaps a good message would be to send Barack Obama some tea? http://taxdayteaparty.com/ At Michelle Malkin's website, she has pictures up of previous tea parties. http://michellemalkin.com/
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Community Reinvestment Act:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Community_Reinvestment_Act
http://www.ffiec.gov/cra/history.htm
