Interesting articles to read for March 4, 2009

Some interesting articles to read:

Russia says that it does not want to haggle over this missile defense shield and Iranian nuclear plans. This is Putin telling Obama “We’re calling the shots here.”

Here’s a real shocker .. Tim Geithner said that stabilizing the financial system is probably going to cost more than the original $700 billion plan.

Tomorrow the Congress is going to vote on this mortgage “cramdown” bill.

Does anybody find this a little humorous? Treasury Secretary Tim Geithner is going to set rules to limit the ability of international companies to avoid U.S. taxes.

Dick Morris explains how Obama and the Democrats are waging a war on prosperity.

Yesterday the Senate voted to keep all of their 8,500 earmarks in the omnibus spending bill.

The next looming $1 trillion bailout? Government pension plans.

Harry Reid say that Senate Republicans want Barack Obama to fail.

Do you know the truth about Obama’s scary Hoover-style taxhikes? With his new energy taxes, Obama is going to be raising taxes on everyone .. not just those filthy, evil rich people making over $250,000 a year.

Victor Davis Hanson says that after just five weeks, we can already tell what the next four years are going to look like.

Tony Blankley has a new bumper sticker slogan for ya .. Obama lied; the economy died.

“Creative tension.” That is how Henry Waxman describes the future of our healthcare system that includes both private and government insurers.

Jim Cramer said that “this is the greatest wealth destruction I’ve seen by a President.” The White House’s response was to say that Jim Cramer’s opinions are “geared to a very small audience.”

When you are trying to drive away the urban youth from your local mall .. Barry Manilow is the ticket.

A woman in Niagara Falls put on a sign on her private property saying “I rent three bedrooms [at her address to] white people Niagara Falls.” The police weren’t too happy about this one.

Someone has created a “bail me out” application for the iPhone where you can just press a button and magically be free of responsibility.

All articles were obtained from boortz.com

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