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Archive for March, 2012

Ron Paul, the Supreme Court, Obamacare and Individual Liberty

31 Mar

How did it get this far?  Even a naturalized citizen like me and tens of millions of others who took an oath to uphold the Constitution can clearly see that the United States is no longer a constitutional republic with limited powers.  Article I Section 8, which enumerates the federal government’s powers, has been ignored by Congress and the Supreme Court for nearly two centuries.  Congress has passed laws that presidents from both major parties have signed that egregiously expanded federal power.

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Posted in Federal Government, Healthcare, Presidential campaign, Supreme Court

 

Dharun Ravi is guilty but not of hate crimes

17 Mar

The conviction of Dharun Ravi on March 15 on all counts of bias intimidation and invading the privacy of his roommate Tyler Clementi, who subsequently committed suicide, is a tragedy for everyone involved in this incident.  Ravi and Clementi shared a dorm room at Rutgers University in September 2010 when  Davi committed the crimes he was found guilty of on March 15.

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Posted in Civil liberties, New Jersey, State government

 

For superior tax relief, abolish income and property taxes

11 Mar

Assembly Majority Leader Louis Greenwald calls for “a 20 percent property tax relief credit to homeowners of the first $10,000 in property taxes paid for all homeowners earning up to $250,000 per year” in a March 11 op-ed (The Record).  This plan would be phased in over years, according to Greenwald, “and it would be funded by asking New Jersey’s millionaires to pay their fair share.”  What is a millionaire’s “fair share” in taxes?  Greenwald does not define, identify his redistributionist heist.

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Posted in Education, Income taxes, Local government, New Jersey, Politics, Property taxes, State government

 

Ron Paul’s quest for a free America

08 Mar

In his second attempt to win the Republican presidential nomination, Ron Paul is coming up short, based on the “official” delegate count so far.  However, with several state conventions yet to decide the actual delegates from the caucus states, Ron Paul may have more delegates waiting in the wings to lift the number of delegates he will have at the Tampa convention in August and possibly be a kingmaker if no one has 1,144 delegates to win the nomination on the first ballot.

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Posted in Civil liberties, Federal Reserve, Income taxes, Presidential campaign

 

Dr. Alieta Eck: The insights of Bastiat and its relevance to healthcare

04 Mar

Dr. Alieta Eck, president of the Association of American Physicians and Surgeons, argues that we need to embrace Frederic Bastiat’s insights why a free society demands a government of limited powers.  Under such an arrangement, the people will use their income and resources to address the issues the advocates of big government assert can only be solved by intervention in many sectors of the economy, especially healthcare.

 
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Posted in Federal Government, Healthcare, Spending, Taxes