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Stuff You Should Read – October 7, 2008

October 7, 2008 by Justin View Comments
  • A Long Term Strategy for a Free Market Bailout
    We have been told that we must do something to save our credit markets — and we must do it now. We have also been told that the only viable solution is the recently passed bailout bill financed by the taxpayer and piloted by the Treasury Department. Perhaps there are other alternatives.
  • Financial Bailout Vote: House Members Voting ‘Yes’ Received 54% More Money from Banks and Securities
  • Financial Crisis and Recession
    The severe financial crisis and resulting worldwide economic recession we have been forecasting for years are finally unleashing their fury. In fact, the reckless policy of artificial credit expansion that central banks (led by the American Federal Reserve) have permitted and orchestrated over the last fifteen years could not have ended in any other way.
  • Glenn Beck: What happened?
    This is an email Glenn sent to a family member that does a pretty good job explaining what got us into our current financial situation.
  • Obama and the Attempt to Destroy the Second Amendment
    As a presidential candidate, Barack Obama must demonstrate executive experience, but he remains strangely silent about his eight years (1994-2002) as a director of the Joyce Foundation, a billion dollar tax-exempt organization. He has one obvious reason: during his time as director, Joyce Foundation spent millions creating and supporting anti-gun organizations.
  • Do You Know the Real Barack Obama?
    As the 2008 presidential campaign hurtles into its final days, John McCain confronts a choice: He can either start telling the public about the real Barack Obama, or he can lose.
  • Is This a Replay of 1929?
    Watching the slipping economy and Congress’ epic debate over the unprecedented $700 billion financial bailout, it is impossible not to wonder whether this is 1929 all over again. Even sophisticated observers invoke the comparison. Martin Wolf, the chief economics commentator for The Financial Times, began a recent column: “It is just over three score years and ten since the (end of the) Great Depression.” What’s frightening is not any one event but the prospect that things are slipping out of control. Panic — political as well as economic — is the enemy.
  • Damn It Feels Good To Be a Banksta
    Sometimes the cartoons say it best (language warning)
  • Is Era of Dominance Over for Conservatives?
    Shadowed by economic peril, the two major political parties enter the election homestretch a study in contrasts of philosophy, strategy and confidence.
  • The Do-Something Congress
    It has not been a good week for the Republic.
  • The Real Obama
    Critics of Senator Barack Obama make a strategic mistake when they talk about his “past associations.” That just gives his many defenders in the media an opportunity to counter-attack against “guilt by association.”
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