March 11th, 2009  2 Comments »
 With President Obama signing the pork laden Omnibus Spending bill to allegedly keep government running, Taxpayers for Common Sense did some research on who the top earmarkers in the Senate were.
Here’s a breakdown of the top 20 earmarking senators and the value of their solo earmarks:
1) Sen. Robert Byrd, D-W.Va. — $122,804,900
2) Sen. Richard Shelby, R-Ala. — $114,484,250
3) Sen. Kit Bond, R-Mo. — $85,691,491
4) Sen. Dianne Feinstein, D-Calif. — $76,899,425
5) Sen. Thad Cochran, R-Miss. — $75,908,475
6) Sen. Lisa Murkowski, R-Alaska — $74,000,750
7) Sen. Tom Harkin, D-Iowa — $66,860,000
 Sen. Jim Inhofe, R-Okla. — $53,133,500
9) Sen. Mitch McConnell, R-Ky. — $51,186,000
10) Sen. Daniel Inouye, D-Hawaii — $46,380,205
11) Sen. Patty Murray, D-Wash. — $39,228,250
12) Sen. Byron Dorgan, D-N.D. — $36,547,100
13) Sen. Pat Leahy, D-Vt. — $36,161,125
14) Sen. Dick Durbin, D-Ill. — $35,577,250
15) Sen. Bob Casey, D-Pa. — $27,169,750
16) Sen. Harry Reid, D-Nev. — $26,628,613
17) Sen. Arlen Specter, R-Pa. — $25,320,000
18) Sen. Herb Kohl, D-Wis. — $23,832,000
19) Sen. Chuck Schumer, D-N.Y. — $21,952,250
20) Former Sen. Pete Domenici, R-N.M. — $19,588,625
Click here to read the full report from Taxpayers for Common Sense.
They also came up with some recommendations for the President on earmark reform:
Complete, true transparency – All background, request, funding and tracking information on earmarks must be made available on the internet in an easily usable, searchable, sortable, and downloadable format. Over the last two years, more information has been revealed about each earmark: name of the sponsor, released in a searchable format, amplifying background information on House of Representatives earmarks and soon copies of all appropriations earmark request letters. However, lists of projects and earmark disclosure letters on 535 different member web sites is not adequately transparent. Each year TCS converts the list of earmarks into usable spreadsheets that the public can query to manipulate the data to learn more about how their taxpayer dollars are being spent. While OMB has taken on the task of completing databases after the enactment of spending bills, these databases do not include member information and OMB has the resources to develop tools that centralize earmark information even if Congress won’t.
Full budget accountability – Require that all earmarks be tracked, documenting use of funds, justification, historical spending patterns, and results. Items in the President’s budget are required to be submitted with budget justification sheets that provide amplifying information on the project, spending history, and prognosis. Beyond simple one-paragraph request letters from lawmakers, none of this information is available for earmarks. Some projects are funded year after year without any evaluation of merit or when the project will be completed. This information is critical for informed budget decision-making. Agencies and OMB can track performance of earmarked projects and make the information easily available to the public.
Reduce the incentives for earmarking - Strengthen competitive, merit-based, or formula-based funding system at agencies. Strong and transparent funding systems at the agency level will help reduce the appetite and pressure to earmark. In addition, the administration should invite Congress to work with the executive agencies to set criteria in heavily earmarked programs.
Draw the Line at the Defense bill- Veto any Defense spending bill with earmarks. With our nation’s men and women in harms way, the stakes are too high to allow national security decisions to be driven by parochial politics. Moreover, earmarks in the defense bill are the most likely to be steered towards private companies, creating special opportunities for pay-to-play transactions. Let Congress know you are serious about earmark reform by promising to veto any defense spending bill that includes earmarks.
To be truly transparent there should be hundreds of earmarks instead of thousands. Furthermore, we recognize that lawmakers will continue to fight for resources for their districts and for the policies and programs they want most to thrive. Simply banning earmarks could easily drive Congressional attempts to influence agency spending further out of the public view. The responsible approach will be to create systems to allocate our precious taxpayer dollars to the highest priority, most meritorious projects in the national interest.
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March 4th, 2009 Comment On This Post
| President Obama and the Democrat controlled Congress passed a massive $789 billion expansion of government literally overnight, while not one member of Congress or the public had an opportunity to read the legislation, let alone provide any input. You may recall that the President campaigned on transparency.
The President also campaigned on passing legislation without pet project earmarks. He is about to sign the $410 billion Omnibus Appropriations Bill for fiscal year 2009, which contains 8600 pet projects by members of Congress. He and his staff calls that “last year’s business, let’s just move on.”
We have heard the President, Harry Reid and Nancy Pelosi talk of bi-partisan cooperation many times in speeches. Yet, Republican ideas or alternatives have been ignored and met with responses of “we won, we wrote the bill”.
Despite the thousands of emails and phone calls we and others have generated, they continue to pass runaway spending legislation loaded with sneak-a-taxes, new taxes and funding for new government programs, while not seriously addressing the big problems of Social Security, Medicare and Medicaid spending.
An equally big problem is the soon to be “Worse Than Expected” shortfall in federal tax revenue, which puts us on a certain trajectory for an extended recession.
In the first 100 days of President Obama and the Democrat controlled Congress, it’s been business worse than usual in Washington D.C. We now have an economic crisis and a leadership crisis.
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March 4th, 2009 Comment On This Post
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
March 2nd, 2009 Comment On This Post
Some interesting articles to read:
Obama’s spending bill has over 9,000 earmarks and is going to increase spending by nearly 9% .. yeah, this is change we can believe in. This is Change that Will Destroy Us.
Here’s a real shocker .. the states received all of this money from this economic stimulus bill , but it still isn’t going to be enough for many of them. Please, sir. Can I have some more?
Barack Obama named Adolfo Carrion to be his Director of Urban Affairs … too bad the guy pocketed thousands of dollars in campaign cash from city developers whose projects he approved or funded with taxpayers’ money. By the way … if we’re going to have a Director of Urban Affairs, may I be the first to say: Secretary of Hip Hop?
Obama has officially chosen Kansas Governor Kathleen Sebelius to be his health and human services secretary.
This is a simple breakdown of how Obama’s tax plans are going to affect each tax bracket. If you’re achievement oriented you may not like this.
The Financial Times says that the Republicans were right all along about Obama .. this budget reveals the fact that Obama is, in fact, a liberal. It took the FT this long to figure that out? They need to listen to more talk radio in the FT editorial offices.
Obama reminds America, “You know that tough times for America often mean tougher times for African Americans.” Tough times mean tough times for people who revel in their victim status. As Dr. Robert Schuller says, “Tough times don’t last. Tough people do.”
UK Prime Minister Gordon Brown is headed to Washington to convince Barack Obama that we need a “global grand bargain,” otherwise known as a global new deal.
In Germany, the wealth-envy crowd is torching luxury cars in order to get back at all those greedy capitalists.
How bad could the union card check bill be? Apparently even worse than we thought.
Here are some thoughts from Mitt Romney on how Obama is doing so far. Imagine how different things could be if this guy was running the show. Oh … but he’s a Mormon! A socialist is OK .. but a Mormon?
AIG is getting another $30 billion in taxpayer assistance.
Sheriff Joe out there in Maricopa County, Arizona has some boxers in a bunch. Protestors are upset with his stance on illegal aliens.
When the times get tough, states start to think of any way they can to impose new taxes. And I mean any way …
FEMA employees in New Orleans have been accused of purposefully slowing down post-Katrina recovery in order to keep their government jobs. Sounds about right for government employees.
Studies show that older Americans are working longer, which means that younger Americans are being squeezed out of the job market. Reason? Older Americans have a work ethic.
Water authority officials in San Diego are spending $68,000 to print and distribute door tags to houses that use too much water.
A woman in Dayton was given a ticket for breastfeeding and talking on her cell phone while driving.
How about an $81 billion bill for gas? That was the case for one driver in Washington.
And now for a list of The 15 Strangest College Courses In America.
All articles were obtained from boortz.com
February 26th, 2009 Comment On This Post
Some interesting articles to read:
Obama wants to spend $634 billion over the next 10 years to implement a government healthcare system.
I didn’t watch Obama’s address on MSNBC, but did any of you catch this “oh God” moment from Chris Matthews, just as Bobby Jindal was about to speak? Here’s the video.
What earmarks did Obama cabinet members add to this omnibus spending bill?
Joe Biden, the guy in charge of making sure that our stimulus dollars are spent wisely, couldn’t remember the “number” for the government-run website set up to track how stimulus money is spent.
Senator James Inhofe says that Obama’s plans to put caps on carbon pollution are equivalent to a huge tax increase.
This comes from our friends at the Cato Institute: Is Libertarianism a Sign of Mental Illness?
You know that things must be bad when Robert Byrd criticizes a president of his own party, saying that Obama’s appointments of “czars” amounts to a power grab by the executive branch.
A recent government study found that the taxpayers pay twice as much for Medicare treatment in Miami compared to San Francisco.
House Minority Leader John Boehner says that the Republicans want to work with Barack Obama but there is one hollow-eyed hippy from Haight-Ashbury in the way.
When Mitt Romney decides to sell some of his homes, the Politico reports it as “shedding some of his rich-guy trappings …”
Did you hear about the teen beauty queen that was busted for underage drinking? I’m sure the parents are using the line “she’s a good kid that just got caught up in the wrong crowd.”
The octomom has made it, folks. Yep. She has been offered a million dollars to make a porn video. Meanwhile, Nadia Suleman is afraid that the hospital isn’t going to release her babies until she can prove that she can take care of them. Well there’s a concept!
Astronomers believes that there may be 100 billion Earth-like planets in the Milky Way.
And now for a list of America’s Worst Intersections …
Bored on your computer? Why not protect our border!
All articles were obtained from boortz.com
February 25th, 2009 Comment On This Post
 Taxpayers for Common Sense has found 8,570 disclosed earmarks worth $7.7 billion in the omnibus spending bill. When you add the $6.6 billion in disclosed earmarks that were in the three FY09 spending bills that passed in the fall (Defense, DHS, MilCon/VA) you end up with $14.3 billion worth of disclosed earmarks in FY09. The apples-to-apples comparison from 2008 yielded $14.8 billion, so there was a $500 million reduction in disclosed earmarks between FY08 and FY09. Click here for the preliminary analysis.
A big disparity between TCS’s number and the Committee number ($3.8 billion) is that the Appropriations Committee chooses not to include earmarks from project-based accounts in their totals, despite the fact that they were not requested by the administration. For example, the Corps of Engineers budget is made up of hundreds of projects that add up to the agency total. These numbers are not included in the committee totals or in their reduction predictions. In addition, the committee ascribes many operations and maintenance projects to the President when they were not actually requested as part of the FY09 budget.
Finally, we can only provide numbers for disclosed earmarks. These are the projects with a member’s name next to them. However, TCS has been doing earmark analysis for many years and we found a lot of “looks like earmark, talks like an earmark” provisions in the bill that we tally as “undisclosed” earmarks, so our totals are apple-to-apple with previous years. For instance, last year TCS found billions ($3.5B) of undisclosed earmarks to go with the earmarks disclosed by the committees ($14.8B). This number will take a lot more digging to figure out. But we are on it.
FY2009 Omnibus Disclosed Earmark Totals - With Comparison to FY2008 Totals (Excel File)
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Examples of Earmarks in the Omnibus
$713,625 Woody Biomass at SUNY-ESF. Walsh and Schumer sponsors
$951,500 Sustainable Las Vegas. Berkeley and Reid sponsors.
$24,000 A+ for Abstinence. Specter is sponsor.
$300,000 Montana World Trade Center. Rehberg sponsor.
$950,000 Myrtle Beach International Trade and Convention Center. Graham sponsor.
$200,000 Oil Region Alliance. Peterson sponsor.
$190,000 Buffalo Bill Historical Center, Cody, WY for digitizing and editing the Cody collection. Barbara Cubin is the sponsor
$143,000 Las Vegas Natural History Museum, Las Vegas, NV, to expand natural history education programs. Sponsored by Harry Reid
$238,000 for the Polynesian Voyaging Society, Honolulu, HI, for educational programs. Sen. Daniel Inouye is the sponsor.
$381,000 for Jazz at Lincoln Center, New York, NY for music education programs. Jerrold Nadler is the sponsor.
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Appropriations Resources
AGRICULTURE
Bill Report (5MB) | Earmark Disclosure List (2.7MB)
COMMERCE/JUSTICE/SCIENCE
Bill Report (13.4MB) | Earmark Disclosure List (8.5MB)
DEFENSE APPROPRIATIONS
Bill Report (19MB) | Earmark Disclosure List (3MB)
ENERGY AND WATER
Bill Report (19.2MB) | Earmark Disclosure List (9.8MB)
FINANCIAL SERVICES
Bill Report (4..4MB) | Earmark Disclosure List (1MB)
HOMELAND SECURITY
Bill Report (19MB) | Earmark Disclosure List
INTERIOR AND ENVIRONMENT
Bill Report (13.4MB) | Earmark Disclosure List (3MB)
LABOR/HHS/EDUCATION
Bill Report (31.5MB) | Earmark Disclosure List (13.5MB)
LEGISLATIVE BRANCH
Bill Report | Earmark Disclosure List
MILITARY CONSTRUCTION AND VETERANS AFFAIRS
Bill Report (19MB) | Earmark Disclosure List (1MB)
STATE AND FOREIGN OPERATIONS
Bill Report (2MB) | No Disclosed Earmarks
TRANSPORTATION/HOUSING & URBAN DEVELOPMENT
Bill Report (15.7MB) | Earmark Disclosure List (7MB)
February 3rd, 2009 Comment On This Post
Some goodies found in the Senate substitute version of the economic stimulus bill. Here is a little teaser on what was found, and you can check out this blog for a lot more details. But this, according to Democrats, constitutes economic stimulus:
- $350 million to develop and maintain a “broadband inventory map” at the Department of Commerce
- $1.375 billion for “Rural Water and Waste Disposal”
- $1 billion for the 2010 Census
- $150 million for the Office of the Federal Detention Trustee
- $50 million in aid to combat Internet Crimes Against Children
- $1.4 billion for water projects for Indian tribes
- $10 million to inspect canals in urban areas
- $2.1 billion on energy efficiency in government buildings
- $600 million to buy high fuel economy vehicles for the federal government
- $240 million for “Alteration of Bridges”
- $55 million for Historic Preservation in Park System
- $150 million for facilities at the Smithsonian
- $100 million in Aging nutrition services
- $400 million for screening and prevention of STD’s, including HIV
- $1.5 billion for “Homelessness Prevention Fund”
Pork, pork, pork and more pork. This is what they call an economic stimulus package? An economy does not need government intervention, it needs to let the private sector promote jobs. The United States has the second highest corporate tax rate in the world and has become unfriendly to the business sector. Why do you think all these companies sell to overseas investors for? What government needs to do is less spending and start with some tax cuts or perhaps enact the FairTax act.
I know I’ve talkded about this before, but I’m going to continue to smash your brains in with this one.
Have you heard of the Fair Tax?
What is the Fair Tax? The FairTax plan is a comprehensive proposal that replaces all federal income and payroll based taxes with an integrated approach including a progressive national retail sales tax, a prebate to ensure no American pays federal taxes on spending up to the poverty level, dollar-for-dollar federal revenue neutrality, and, through companion legislation, the repeal of the 16th Amendment.
* Enables workers to keep their entire paychecks
* Enables retirees to keep their entire pensions
* Refunds in advance the tax on purchases of basic necessities
* Allows American products to compete fairly
* Brings transparency and accountability to tax policy
* Ensures Social Security and Medicare funding
* Closes all loopholes and brings fairness to taxation
* Abolishes the IRS
The Fair Tax Act was first introduced into Congress in 2007 and it is a bill to replace the current complicated income tax code. This tax code was written by Congressman John Linder. It will help reduce government power (gotta love that) and increase spending power for consumers and we all know Americans love to spend considering that Americans actually owe more money than they make.
Bill Archer, former head of House Ways and Means Committee did a survey on the fair tax. The survey was conducted among 500 European companies. One simple question was asked, ” What would you do if the U.S. installed the FairTax.” The responses where astounding. Four hundred said they would build their next plant here. The remaining one hundred said they would move their corporate headquarters here. My guess is that this would be just the tip of the iceberg as to what would follow. Our current tax code does the exact opposite. Product labels would contain the same foreign corporate names but the labels would also contain ” MADE IN THE U.S.A.”
The current tax code also has a hard time keeping people in compliance with the tax laws like tax evasion or illegal immigrants living and working here and not paying tax. The Fair Tax is a tax on all new goods and services. This is an absolute must that all Americans should get to know and understand what is involved in the Fair Tax, our future depends on it!
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January 31st, 2009 1 Comment »
 Some great articles by Neal Boortz:
OBAMA TAKES A SHOT AT TALK RADIO
OK .. so it was actually a shot at the Godfather, but we’re all in the crosshairs. And no, I’m not at all outraged by this. It’s great! Who knows how many new listeners are listening to talk radio today trying to see just what it is that PrezBo is so upset about. Read the full story.
EARMARK REFORM? WHO WE’RE WE KIDDING?
This giant excuse for a Democrat spending bill is shaping up to be conglomerate of earmarks. The problem is that they aren’t being called “earmarks.” Remember when Obama ran on a platform of transparency and earmark reform? Well he is dedicated to living up to that promise. So here’s what happens … the earmarks are still there, they are just called something different - “ready to go” or “shovel-ready” projects. All in the name of economic stimulus. Read the full story.
ACORN BACK IN THE NEWS
During the election, we heard a lot of stories about one particularly corrupt organization known as ACORN — Association of Community Organizations for Reform Now. The organization is now under investigation for voter registration fraud in the wake of this election .. registering Mickey Mouse, the entire Dallas Cowboys team, dead people, people who don’t exist. If you didn’t have enough reason to love the democratic process, ACORN really left a sour taste in our mouths during this election. Read the full story.
A TYPICAL AMERICAN
By now I am sure you are tired of me ranting about celebrity worship and celebrity culture. The fact that the average American has no concept of how we are being robbed at this very moment .. there are thieves in your living room, stealing the future of your children and grandchildren. Obviously I am referring to this economic stimulus bill. And I would say the average American has absolutely no idea what we are getting ourselves into. The average American doesn’t know that this bill is going to double the amount of federal spending on education. This bill claims it is going to “create jobs” by building Frisbee golf courses and dog parks and preventing STDs. Read the full story.
AND IF THAT WASN’T BAD ENOUGH
As if we didn’t have enough to talk about when it comes to this Democrat dream scheme .. otherwise known as the economic stimulus bill .. a top Republican Congressional official is claiming that illegal aliens would be eligible for the stimulus. Read the full story.
January 12th, 2009 Comment On This Post
As a group that watchdogs the federal budget, Taxpayers for Common Sense plate is pretty full. That’s they need your help to keep Congress and the administration accountable and to stop wasteful spending. Here are some ways you can help:
Take Action to Eliminate Earmarks
Congress is about to begin debate on a massive economic stimulus bill. President-elect Obama and others have stated they want to keep the legislation free of special interest earmarks. Take action now to help us make sure your representatives commit to keeping any stimulus free of earmarks.
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January 8th, 2009 Comment On This Post
Get this, Obama says that he wants to “tackle out-of-control Social Security and Medicare spending.”
Peter Berkowitz writes “Conservatives Can Unite Around the Constitution.” At the end of this article you’ll find the outline of a Conservative-Libertarian agenda I think you’ll really like.
We need a tax revolt. Now that they’re calling welfare checks “tax cuts” we need this tax revolt something awful. Are tax revolts a thing of the past? Hope not.
So the Democrats now say that they are willing to seat Burris .. but they sure are dragging their feet about it.
Barack Obama says that he knows the bad press is coming. For now, the mainstream media is still in idol worship mode.
John McCain is teaming up with Russ Feingold in order to battle earmarks. Somehow the prospect of another McCain-Feingold collaboration is not comforting.
Tomorrow the House is expected to vote on two bills that combat workplace sex discrimination. And guess what is the driving force for these bills? The labor unions!
Just as a heads up .. they are banning all baby strollers and carriages from the inauguration. And what about all the adults crying “I want my mommy!”
Ann Coulter on the Today Show: Here’s an exchange she had with Matt Lauer that I thought you might appreciate.
Did you hear this comment accusing the Senate of racism from Rep. Bobby Rush, a Democrat from Illinois?
The Governor of New York wants to require group health insurers to allow parents to extend coverage of their children until age 30. Thirty? A child? Well, maybe in New York.
Looks like Joe the Plumber won’t need to get his plumbing license after all .. he is going to be a war correspondent.
Things are so heated over the situation in Gaza that some Denmark schools are refusing to allow Jewish parents to place their children in schools for fear of backlash from Palestinians.
And now for something positively uplifting .. Five Ways the World Can End.
This from “One pissed-off dude.” We need more.
All articles obtained from boortz.com
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