The Saloon dot net :: Kudlow: Obama's Gloomy Big-Government Vision

Syndicate this category

Syndicate

This Month

Month Archive

October 2008
September 2008
August 2008
July 2008
June 2008

Year Archive

2008

If you have any questions, comments, suggestions or you just feel like saying Hi:

Contact

Main Page » Family

Previous:	WANTED: Greisy Valencia Sought in Child Torture Case
Next:	The best compilation of teacher sex scandals in the Tampa Bay area you'll see in the next 5 minutes. With bonus Google Maps overlay

Kudlow: Obama's Gloomy Big-Government Vision

by Roland, the Gunslinger on Wed 06 Aug 2008 11:44 PM EDT | Permanent Link | Cosmos

The Obama spend-o-meter is now up around $800 billion. And tax hikes on the rich won't pay for it. It's the middle class that will ultimately shoulder this fiscal burden in terms of higher taxes (to the tune of about a $6800 increase per family - ed.) and lower growth.

Obama wants you to believe that America is in trouble, and that it can only be cured with a big lurch to the left. Take from the rich and give to the non-rich. Redistribute income and wealth. It's an age-old recipe for economic disaster. It completely ignores incentives for entrepreneurs, small family-owned businesses, and investors. You can't have capitalism without capital. But Obama would penalize capital, be it capital from corporations or investors. This will only harm, and not advance, opportunities for middle-class workers.

More>>>

Posted to:

Comments

Re: Kudlow: Obama's Gloomy Big-Government Vision

by Anonymous on Thu 07 Aug 2008 12:09 AM EDT | Permanent Link

Kudlow RULES!

Love this guy!

Re: Kudlow: Obama's Gloomy Big-Government Vision

by Anonymous on Thu 07 Aug 2008 08:33 AM EDT | Permanent Link

Excuse me ... we already have big government. Bush grew and grew this government way over what Clinton left it. He has spent money like a drunken cocaine addicted sailor. And this Kudlow complains about these figures. And where does Kudlow get these Obama figures anyway? Need the facts. We can take money we are blowing on this crappy war and fund it. Or we can have the flip flopping curmudgeon Crypt Keeper tell us his economic plan... when the NRC and Limbaugh tells him what it will be. It's time for a difference. Not more of the same ol' crud we have grown tired of.

Can't you find a picture of Kudlow smiling? Be happy. There are laxatives to ease his pain.

Re: Re: Kudlow: Obama's Gloomy Big-Government Vision

by Anonymous on Thu 07 Aug 2008 08:38 AM EDT | Permanent Link

Excuse me ... we already have big government. Bush grew and grew this government way over what Clinton left it. He has spent money like a drunken cocaine addicted sailor.

Point well made. WHo are you thinking about, Bob Barr?

Re: Re: Re: Kudlow: Obama's Gloomy Big-Government Vision

by Anonymous on Thu 07 Aug 2008 08:43 AM EDT | Permanent Link

Ha ha ha Bob Barr. Good one.

Re: Re: Re: Re: Kudlow: Obama's Gloomy Big-Government Vision

by Anonymous on Thu 07 Aug 2008 09:19 AM EDT | Permanent Link

Well, there isn't much else to choose from. McCain isn't a real conservative and Obama is a borderline friggin' commie. The only real candidate who seems to be interested in fixing the overspending in Washington is Barr.

Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Kudlow: Obama's Gloomy Big-Government Vision

by Anonymous on Thu 07 Aug 2008 09:33 AM EDT | Permanent Link

What you say about McCain may be true. Considering the last 3 Conservatives we have had in the White House, none of them knew anything about conserving money. Each one had a record deficit when they left office. Say what you will, Clinton knew about managing money. You can't credit a Republican majority in Congress for that feat, because we have had that in the last 6 out of 8 years.

But to say Obama is a borderline Communist... I feel some homework is in store for you. I think you will find he is closer to center than you realize. Good Luck.

Re: Re: Kudlow: Obama's Gloomy Big-Government Vision

by volatile.memory on Thu 07 Aug 2008 09:28 AM EDT | Profile | Permanent Link

I'll sure be glad to see Bush gone, but the two we've got waiting in the wings aren't going to be much better. I won't be voting for either -- I simply can't pick the lesser of two evils -- but I ask you, since you are so concerned about Big Government and spending, which of the two candidates will likely spend less? Which one is promising more entitlements and new taxes?

Trackbacks

TrackBack URL:
http://thesaloon.net/blog/_trackback/3827793

No trackbacks found.

Post comment:

Format Type:
	Convert newlines
	Receive comment notifications for this article
Subject:

Comment:

Comment verification:

Please enter the text you see inside the graphic to post your comment:

You are not currently logged in. If you would like your user information to be displayed with your comment, please enter your login information below.

Username:
Password:

If you would like to post contact information on your comment, please enter your information into the optional fields below:

Contact information:

Name:
URL:		example: http://yourdomain.com
Email:

Please note: email will not be displayed on the site, only for the blog owner. If logged in, URL will only be used.

Recent Comments

Re: Follow Up: Like an Atomic Bomb, Media Malpractice Fallout is Eveywhere

Re: Palin: GOP's free spending caused loss

Re: No DUI in crash that killed Biden's 1st wife, but he's implied otherwise

Re: Re: Remarks against Obama probed

Re: Remarks against Obama probed

Other Good Spots

BlackFive

House of Eratosthenes

Intellectual Conservative

Michael Johns

Michelle Malkin

Newsbusters

The Nose on Your Face

Weasel Zippers

The content on Thesaloon.net, except all Submissions (defined below) is owned by or licensed to Thesaloon.net, subject to copyright and other intellectual property rights under the United States and international intellectual property laws and conventions. Content on Thesaloon.net is provided for personal use only and may not be used, copied, reproduced, distributed, transmitted, broadcast, displayed, sold, licensed, or otherwise exploited for any purpose without the prior written consent of the respective owners. You agree to not engage in the use, copying, or distribution of any of the content other than expressly permitted herein, including any use, copying, or distribution of Submissions of third parties obtained through the Thesaloon.net website for any commercial purposes. Thesaloon.net permits the submission of text, photographs, opinions, comments and/or other forms of communication submitted by you and other users ("Submissions") and the hosting, sharing and publication of such Submissions. You agree that you are solely responsible for your own Submissions and affirm, represent, and/or warrant that you own or have the necessary licenses, rights, consents, and permissions to use and authorize Thesaloon.net to use all patent trademark, trade secret, copyright or other proprietary rights in and to any and all Submissions to enable inclusion and use of the Submissions in the manner contemplated by Thesaloon.net. You retain all ownership rights in your Submissions. However, by submitting the Submissions to Thesaloon.net, you hereby grant Thesaloon.net a non-exclusive, royalty-free, sublicenseable and transferable license to use, reproduce, distribute, prepare derivative works of, display, and perform the Submissions in connection with Thesaloon.net and Thesaloon.net’s business, including without limitation for promoting and redistributing part or all of Thesaloon.net (and derivative works thereof) in any media formats and through any media channels/outlets. Thesaloon.net does not permit or allow copyright infringing activities and/or infringement of intellectual property rights on Thesaloon.net's website, and Thesaloon.net will remove any and all content and Submissions if properly notified that such content and/or Submission infringes on another's intellectual property rights.