Media and Democrats always trying to manipulate the public
This was a really good article that I read at Herman Cain’s website. Here is a little excerpt from it:
Former Senator Phil Gramm got it right. Most of our economic woes are a figment of our whiny imaginations.
And that’s exactly the imagination the mainstream media and the Democratic leaders in Congress want you to have, because it feeds their theme of Bush hate, and that everything is Bush’s and the Republicans’ fault.
The mainstream media and the Democrats in Congress have been trying to talk the country into a recession ever since they won control of Congress in 2006. In fact, the Democrats won on the backs of a slowing economy and a necessary but unpopular war.
I liked this paragraph from the article:
The preamble to the Constitution establishes as one of government’s roles to “promote the general welfare”. It does not promise to “provide for the general welfare”.
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July 17th, 2008 at 11:01 am
Yeah…it’s all thems liberals fault…they’re the ones spouting lies and manipulating Americans. None of this had anything to do with Gramm, bless his selfless and generous heart…
oh…wait…
“Sen. Gramm sponsored the Commodity Futures Modernization Act of 2000, which allowed Enron’s scamming to happen. As Ken Lay, who was chair of Gramm’s election finance committee, put it quite candidly when asked for the secret of Enron’s success, “basically, we are entering or in markets that are deregulating or have recently deregulated.”
Part of that deregulation involved rulings of the U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission, then chaired by Wendy Gramm, who upon retiring from that post became a highly compensated member of the Enron board of directors, serving for eight years. She even was on the board’s audit committee during the time of the corporation’s despicable financial shenanigans. While on the Enron board, Wendy Gramm also chaired an anti-regulatory think tank that received funding from Enron and other corporations that benefited directly from the policies her institute espoused. ”
A little research before you run off at the mouth please