Tuesday, April 22, 2014

SHOULD WE GET RID OF THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT COMPLETELY?


Amtrak has announced it must cease service to many towns in America unless the individual states kick in money to upgrade the aging tracks. 

COMMENTS:

Once again, the Federal government has displayed its superb disability in running what should be a private business.  It’s the same thing they’ve done to the U.S. Post Office; they’ve emasculated it.  Competition is what keeps innovation going and better business practices growing.  The government has eliminated competition on the rails and in the mails, just as it now seeks to eliminate competition in health insurance by pushing the country into a government-run single-payer system.  Frankly, from what I can see of this government, we’d be better off splitting up into 50 individual countries and getting rid of the feds altogether.  If we’re afraid of some other nation going to war against us, we can always hire former BLM agents to protect us. 

TODAY’S QUERIES & ANSWERS:

Q. I hear Obama made a speech in Pennsylvania over the weekend that was neither well-attended nor well-received?  (Cory ~ Mt. Vernon, Washington)
A. Approximately 300 people attended the speech at Allegheny Community College in Oakdale, Pennsylvania last Wednesday.  Although he was touting his new spending program, his laugh lines fell flat and applause was muted and infrequent.  I guess the crowd had decided to hold on to their Bibles and guns and to skip the empty rhetoric. 

Q. What is your opinion of Michael Bloomberg’s latest $50 million effort at gun control and elimination of the NRA?  (Earl ~ Bend, OR)
A. At least he’s putting his money where his mouth is.  Bloomberg’s security detail carries guns, which means to me he’s akin to a bird…all mouth and no ass; a bat, perhaps. 

Q. Obviously, the “peaceful” solution to the Syrian situation has failed.  How long do you think it will be before we see the appearance of chemical weapons again, and what will Obama do about it?  (Leona ~ Roseville, CA)
A. The Obama Administration yesterday fessed up and said it “appears” that chemical weapons were again used in Syria earlier this month.  Since the information coming to us is delayed, we can surmise that Obama has no appetite for reinstituting his infamous “red line,” and that Assad is much better off than Americans because he can truly continue to keep and use his chemical weapons if he wants to. 

TODAY’S QUOTE:

“If the federal government had been around when the Creator was putting His hand to this state, Indiana wouldn’t be here.  We’d still be waiting for an environmental impact statement.”  ~ Ronald Reagan

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