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Socialism For The Rich Socialism is no good. Socialism for the rich is absolutely no good. Seldom is it realized that it is the upper 1% of income receivers who benefit most from big government. Socialism for the rich causes political instability. The resulting distorted income distribution triggers economic recessions and depressions.
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Specific Action 2nd Amendment Rights The U.S. Constitution supports the rights of law abiding gun owners. Health Care (article) Reform government, then reform health care. Free market solutions provide incentives to economize. More socialism will reduce services and increase costs. Economy Laws such as TARP of 2008, Stimulus 2009 and Health Care provide welfare for the rich and are extremely harmful to the rest of the country. Taxes Federal taxes can provide an incentive to economize in government. Tax those who benefit most from the growth of government. Tort Reform Never sign away rights regardless of how good the immediate benefits might sound.
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You are a Democrat. Why are you running as a conservative?
I am a conservative. I can do more in the Democratic party to promote the conservative cause. There are multitudes of stealth liberals in the Republican Party. If they are asked nicely they will vote with the more visible liberals who are Democrats. Thanks to the Republican brain child, the TARP Bill, we are all now welfare providers to the rich. This year we are being asked to start providing welfare to 2009's top campaign contributors, big medicine and big insurance. Over the years pleadings of selfish interests have helped skew income distribution to the point where the top 5% of the population earns over 20% of the country's income. Lopsided income distributions of this kind historically have preceded instability in financial markets as well as periods of political instability, 1930's for example. The free market provides all of the wealth in the country and has not failed in any way. Congress is allowing government to be used as as a means of transferring wealth from the poor and middle class to the financial elite who make giant campaign contributions. Congress is dismantling the free market system and replacing it with a type of socialism that serves only the wealthiest Americans. When government serves only one class of people financial markets become risky and the nation becomes politically unstable.
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