Dear Mr. Kreep,

I have been a lifelong Republican, never have voted for a Democrat, and never would.  Ever since Clinton's administration and the Congress behind him, I have seen Republican "representatives" slip and slide down the proverbial slope, prevaricating, compromising and selling themselves to advance their political careers. 

By Diana Furchtgott-Roth WASHINGTON - What one finds when reading congressional legislation is invariably surprising. Take the Dodd-Frank financial regulation bill, for instance, which was created by merging Senate and House bills and passed this week.  What is in this so-called "financial bill" is both shocking and, at the same time, revealing about how far government regulations will throttle, even kill off, business and industry.  While search the bill about technical issues...

Notes from a Martian:  In Views from a Foreigner on July 3, 2010 at 8:06 pm I am really getting scared now for my earthly off springs in the USA. Last week Sunday on Mars, friends and I were watching the G-20 deliberations in Toronto on a FARSIGHT screen that gives us access to Earth TV channels. As Man from Mars I must hold financial interests on Earth for the sake of Kathryn’s and the mixed kiddos Pete and Sue, so I have to keep track of where Earth is heading financially. It didn’t look good.

By John Campbell Member of Congress

Spending Reductions:The spending lobby, the mainstream media, recipients of taxpayer largess, and virtually all elected Democrats would have you believe that we have already cut spending to the bone and that there is no more to be done and the economy and people will suffer if we cut any more, so you we must pay a bunch more in taxes to prevent this calamity.

Baloney! Rubbish! No Way, Dude!  Here is a list that just scratches the surface:

By:  John Campbell (R-CA) Conservative Republican

Washington, DC - President Barack Obama has unveiled his budget for fiscal year 2011. It is a monstrosity. It increases spending, it increases taxes, it increases debt, and it increases the deficit.

That's bad enough, but that's not the half of it. The spending, taxes, debt and deficit go out as far as the eye can see. The deficits average just short of $1 trillion per year over the 12-year period outlined in the budget, even with the administration's overly optimistic economic assumptions. By comparison, the average annual deficit during the years (1994-2006) that Republicans controlled Congress was $104 billion. That deficit was too high then, but this deficit simply has no comparison.

Timothy Geithner - Obama's Secretary of the Treasury - is a known tax cheat and prevaricator.  He was approved by the Democratically-controlled Senate over strong moral and ethical objections by conservatives.  This Bloomberg article by Robert Schmidt explores in depth how Geithner has further corrupted the Treasury Department and, indeed, the entire Obama administration, by a wanton import of shady and dishonorable Wall Street types who have personally reaped billions in profits from US bailout funds and now intend to do the same working for tax cheat Geithner.