Datena rebate ataques que tem sofrido no cenário político

Middle class families have really found themselves on the wrong side of the economy after the recession hit the western countries and the rest of the world. The socioeconomic statuses of these families have changed for the worst though it seems that it is going to take a while before life comes back to normalcy.

As of this year, the United States debt reached over $14 trillion and nearly two-thirds of this amount is regarded as the public debt. For individuals who do not understand much about our current economic woes, read this article to gain a clear understanding of our debt.

The housing and financial crises that sent the United States into a deep recession had many causes. One that was common to both was the practice of approving mortgages for people who, just a few short years prior, would not have qualified. In some instances, applicants did not even have to prove their income.

Despite record levels of unemployment, we all know, of course, that our president is on the case. He’s the Jobs President… if you don’t believe it, just ask him, or any of his sycophantic Demediacrats! But only those who are sufficient Biblical scholars to have heard of Job (with a capital “J”) understand that it’s really a case of mispronunciation of the vowel….

A century of progressivism, culminating these days as the Obama administration seeks to “fundamentally transform” our society from one fueled by free-market entrepreneurship to a European-style socialist state, has skirted (or ignored) the original limits established to constrain the growth of the government state. Here are a few ideas worth considering (and in need of inspirational leadership from the grass roots) to renew our commitment to limited government and restore our free republic….