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Comments Related To: U.S. States Facing Budget Crisis: Where Balanced Budget Laws Fail

By: Ross1776 send a private message
Phoenix : AZ : USA | 5 months ago  
This week there have been numerous headlines with respect to the budget crises now facing most of the states throughout the United States, again with the downward spiraling U.S. economy...
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    Posted By MsMystro MsMystro | 5 months ago
    "That's what "liberalism" and "living" Constitutions actually do, take from the poor (citizens) and give to the rich (foundations, corporations, developers), while the garbage piles up."


    All while the liberals use that to keep the poor under their thumb waiting for the liberals to save them from their circumstances...circumstances the liberals are responsible for so they will continue to rely on them and therefore continue to vote for them...and the ugly cycle continues.
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    Reply By Ross1776 Ross1776 | 5 months ago
    Both parties are masters now at liberalism, it is just a matter of which "industry" is in office with each election. Now its the unions, high tech gadget industry such as Bill Gates, and insurance and banking industry. With the Republicans, substitute the developers for the unions. And the cycle goes on and one.

    All traitors, actually. And all self-serving at the price of their fellow countrymen.
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    Posted By Ross1776 Ross1776 | 5 months ago
    The states are actually simply now agents of the feds, and not at all fulfilling their required functions on any level. The southern borders could be secured with the needed fencing, and have protected all those Arizonans lives lost since 9/11, if the state had simply sued the federal government under Article IV, Section 4 of the Constitution. But instead those legislators are protecting their corporate interests, and sacrificing their fellow Arizonans lives and property in the process. So the blood actually continues to be on the hands of the federal and state politicians for the continuing loss of lives, homes, jobs and property in the borders states. Each and every one of them.
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    Posted By slydog slydog | 5 months ago
    I'm glad to see the Supreme Court step into the fray over the ongoing
    "padding" of DC's Stock Portfolio and the selling off of "losers" to
    foreign countries. Much like Enron or Bre-x in Canada; there are many
    stakeholders such as Teacher's Pension funds involved with these
    rather swift and slippery sell-offs. Perhaps this sends a message for
    a "cooling off" period?
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    Reply By Ross1776 Ross1776 | 5 months ago
    And the Supreme Court is hardly the rescuer of the American people or citizens in this fraud and treason upon our Constitution. In fact, they "progressively" have become nothing more than simply "enablers."
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    Reply By Ross1776 Ross1776 | 5 months ago
    Since, after, all GM was still producing, with all its financial woes, over 3% of the U.S. GNP. So Canada and the Canadian teachers and their union have been spared, at the cost of the U.S. citizens living in Michigan, and the rest of the U.S. population.
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    Reply By Ross1776 Ross1776 | 5 months ago
    Canada got a share of Government Motors, or were you not aware of that, so I guess the Teacher's Pension in Canada will be saved, at the cost of the Detroit workers and employees, and bond holders in Detroit.

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