President Obama’s Sales Pitch–Buy My Government Dependency Package–I Won The Election!–No Sale–The American People Want Their Money Back!

Posted on February 7, 2009. Filed under: Blogroll, Economics, Employment, Energy, Immigration, Law, Politics, Quotations, Rants, Raves, Religion, Taxes, Video | Tags: American People's Plan, economic boom, Economics, Economy, FairTax, President Barack Obama, Recession, stimulus package, tax holiday |

Insanity: doing the same thing over and over again and expecting different results.

~Albert Einstein

Part 1 President’s Funny/Sarcastic Speech Tonight on Stimulus

Part 2 President’s Funny/Sarcastic Speech Tonight on Stimulus

The so-called ”stimulus package” is just more government spending, deficits, and national debt.

Both Democrats and Republicans have been doing this for the last 75 years:

http://www.alyudesign.com/debt.html

http://www.whitehouse.gov/omb/budget/fy2009/pdf/hist.pdf

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/National_debt_by_U.S._presidential_terms

This is same worn out ideas of the American political class or elite of both the Democratic or Republican parties–no hope or change here.

The American People are no longer buying it from either political party.

Mr. President this is a reform bill that will result in the creation of millions of jobs and an economic boom:

American People’s Plan = 6 Month Tax Holiday + FairTax = Real Hope + Real Change!–Millions To March On Washington D.C. Saturday, July 4, 2009!

Tea Parties Take Off In Texas–Spreading Nationwide–Are You Going To Washington Fair? Millions Celebrate The Second American Revolution–Saturday, July 4, 2009

Let the American people have their money back.

Let the American people spend it on what they want.

Stop telling us you know better how to spend our hard earned money.

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The FairTax: It’s Time

What is the FairTax?

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.
Repeal of the 16th Amendment through companion legislation.

http://www.fairtax.org/site/PageServer

American citizens are the boss.

the_boss_phone

Call your House Representative, Senator, and President and tell them to vote for the American People’s Plan–Tax Holiday & Fair Tax!

Senate switchboard: 202-224-3121

http://www.senate.gov/general/contact_information/senators_cfm.cfm

House switchboard: 202-225-3121

White House switchboard: 202-456-1414

Politics Contact Congress

http://www.cbn.com/CBNnews/politics/contact_congress.aspx

Tips On Telephoning Your Elected Representatives

To find your senators’ and representative’s phone numbers, you may use our searchable online congressional directory or call the U.S. Capitol Switchboard at (202)224-3121 and ask for your senators’ and/or representative’s office.Remember that telephone calls are usually taken by a staff member, not the member of Congress. Ask to speak with the aide who handles the issue about which you wish to comment.

After identifying yourself, tell the aide you would like to leave a brief message, such as: “Please tell Senator/Representative (Name) that I support/oppose (S.___/H.R.___).”

You will also want to state reasons for your support or opposition to the bill. Ask for your senators’ or representative’s position on the bill. You may also request a written response to your telephone call.

http://www.congress.org/congressorg/issues/basics/

Background Articles and Videos

Federal spending, federal debt, and GDP

The below table shows the annual federal spending, gross federal debt, and gross domestic product for average presidential parties, specific presidential terms, and specific fiscal years.^[4]

Fiscal Year Budget of President Party of President Federal Spending Federal Debt Gross Domestic Product Inflation Adjustor^[5]

Billions^[6] Adjusted^[7] Increase Billions^[8] Adjusted^[9] Increase Billions^[10] Adjusted^[11] Increase

1978-2005 Democratic 9.9% 4.2% 12.6%

1978-2005 Republican 12.1% 36.4% 10.7%

1978-1981 Carter Democratic $678 $1,219 17.2% $994 $1,787 -0.4% $3,055 $5,492 9.4%

1982-1985 Reagan Republican $946 $1,396 14.5% $1,817 $2,680 49.0% $4,142 $6,108 11.2%

1986-1989 Reagan Republican $1,144 $1,499 7.4% $2,867 $3,757 40.2% $5,401 $7,077 15.9%

1990-1993 Bush Republican $1,410 $1,615 7.8% $4,351 $4,987 32.7% $6,576 $7,536 6.5%

1994-1997 Clinton Democratic $1,601 $1,684 4.3% $5,369 $5,647 13.2% $8,182 $8,606 14.2%

1998-2001 Clinton Democratic $1,863 $1,821 8.1% $5,769 $5,638 -0.2% $10,058 $9,829 14.2%

2002-2005 Bush Republican $2,472 $2,165 18.9% $7,905 $6,923 22.8% $12,238 $10,717 9.0%

1977 Ford Republican $409 $1,040 $706 $1,795 $1,974 $5,019 0.39

1978 Carter Democratic $459 $1,093 5.1% $776 $1,850 3.1% $2,217 $5,285 5.3% 0.42

1979 Carter Democratic $504 $1,107 1.3% $829 $1,821 -1.5% $2,501 $5,494 4.0% 0.46

1980 Carter Democratic $591 $1,175 6.1% $909 $1,808 -0.8% $2,727 $5,422 -1.3% 0.50

1981 Carter Democratic $678 $1,219 3.8% $994 $1,787 -1.1% $3,055 $5,492 1.3% 0.56

1982 Reagan Republican $746 $1,252 2.6% $1,137 $1,908 6.8% $3,228 $5,417 -1.4% 0.60

1983 Reagan Republican $808 $1,294 3.4% $1,371 $2,195 15.0% $3,441 $5,510 1.7% 0.62

1984 Reagan Republican $852 $1,300 0.4% $1,564 $2,386 8.7% $3,840 $5,858 6.3% 0.66

1985 Reagan Republican $946 $1,396 7.4% $1,817 $2,680 12.3% $4,142 $6,108 4.3% 0.68

1986 Reagan Republican $990 $1,426 2.1% $2,120 $3,052 13.9% $4,412 $6,352 4.0% 0.69

1987 Reagan Republican $1,004 $1,406 -1.4% $2,345 $3,283 7.6% $4,647 $6,506 2.4% 0.71

1988 Reagan Republican $1,065 $1,447 2.9% $2,601 $3,534 7.7% $5,009 $6,806 4.6% 0.74

1989 Reagan Republican $1,144 $1,499 3.6% $2,867 $3,757 6.3% $5,401 $7,077 4.0% 0.76

1990 Bush Republican $1,253 $1,590 6.1% $3,206 $4,067 8.3% $5,735 $7,277 2.8% 0.79

1991 Bush Republican $1,324 $1,610 1.3% $3,598 $4,374 7.5% $5,935 $7,215 -0.8% 0.82

1992 Bush Republican $1,382 $1,624 0.9% $4,001 $4,703 7.5% $6,240 $7,334 1.7% 0.85

1993 Bush Republican $1,410 $1,615 -0.5% $4,351 $4,987 6.0% $6,576 $7,536 2.8% 0.87

1994 Clinton Democratic $1,462 $1,642 1.7% $4,643 $5,216 4.6% $6,961 $7,820 3.8% 0.89

1995 Clinton Democratic $1,516 $1,662 1.2% $4,920 $5,395 3.4% $7,326 $8,033 2.7% 0.91

1996 Clinton Democratic $1,561 $1,673 0.7% $5,181 $5,554 3.0% $7,694 $8,248 2.7% 0.93

1997 Clinton Democratic $1,601 $1,684 0.7% $5,369 $5,647 1.7% $8,182 $8,606 4.3% 0.95

1998 Clinton Democratic $1,653 $1,721 2.2% $5,478 $5,704 1.0% $8,628 $8,985 4.4% 0.96

1999 Clinton Democratic $1,702 $1,746 1.5% $5,605 $5,750 0.8% $9,125 $9,361 4.2% 0.97

2000 Clinton Democratic $1,789 $1,789 2.5% $5,628 $5,628 -2.1% $9,710 $9,710 3.7% 1.00

2001 Clinton Democratic $1,863 $1,821 1.8% $5,769 $5,638 0.2% $10,058 $9,829 1.2% 1.02

2002 Bush Republican $2,011 $1,929 6.0% $6,198 $5,945 5.5% $10,377 $9,954 1.3% 1.04

2003 Bush Republican $2,160 $2,018 4.6% $6,760 $6,316 6.2% $10,809 $10,099 1.4% 1.07

2004 Bush Republican $2,293 $2,082 3.2% $7,354 $6,677 5.7% $11,500 $10,441 3.4% 1.10

2005 Bush Republican $2,472 $2,165 4.0% $7,905 $6,923 3.7% $12,238 $10,717 2.6% 1.14

2006 Bush Republican $2,655 $2,249 3.9% $8,451 $7,158 3.4% $13,016 $11,024 2.9% 1.18

2007 Bush Republican $2,730 $2,263 0.6% $8,951 $7,419 3.6% $13,668 $11,329 2.8% 1.21

Fiscal Year	Budget of President	Party of President	Federal Spending	Federal Debt	Gross Domestic Product	Inflation Adjustor^[5]
Billions^[6]	Adjusted^[7]	Increase	Billions^[8]	Adjusted^[9]	Increase	Billions^[10]	Adjusted^[11]	Increase
1978-2005		Democratic			9.9%			4.2%			12.6%
1978-2005		Republican			12.1%			36.4%			10.7%
1978-1981	Carter	Democratic	$678	$1,219	17.2%	$994	$1,787	-0.4%	$3,055	$5,492	9.4%
1982-1985	Reagan	Republican	$946	$1,396	14.5%	$1,817	$2,680	49.0%	$4,142	$6,108	11.2%
1986-1989	Reagan	Republican	$1,144	$1,499	7.4%	$2,867	$3,757	40.2%	$5,401	$7,077	15.9%
1990-1993	Bush	Republican	$1,410	$1,615	7.8%	$4,351	$4,987	32.7%	$6,576	$7,536	6.5%
1994-1997	Clinton	Democratic	$1,601	$1,684	4.3%	$5,369	$5,647	13.2%	$8,182	$8,606	14.2%
1998-2001	Clinton	Democratic	$1,863	$1,821	8.1%	$5,769	$5,638	-0.2%	$10,058	$9,829	14.2%
2002-2005	Bush	Republican	$2,472	$2,165	18.9%	$7,905	$6,923	22.8%	$12,238	$10,717	9.0%
1977	Ford	Republican	$409	$1,040		$706	$1,795		$1,974	$5,019		0.39
1978	Carter	Democratic	$459	$1,093	5.1%	$776	$1,850	3.1%	$2,217	$5,285	5.3%	0.42
1979	Carter	Democratic	$504	$1,107	1.3%	$829	$1,821	-1.5%	$2,501	$5,494	4.0%	0.46
1980	Carter	Democratic	$591	$1,175	6.1%	$909	$1,808	-0.8%	$2,727	$5,422	-1.3%	0.50
1981	Carter	Democratic	$678	$1,219	3.8%	$994	$1,787	-1.1%	$3,055	$5,492	1.3%	0.56
1982	Reagan	Republican	$746	$1,252	2.6%	$1,137	$1,908	6.8%	$3,228	$5,417	-1.4%	0.60
1983	Reagan	Republican	$808	$1,294	3.4%	$1,371	$2,195	15.0%	$3,441	$5,510	1.7%	0.62
1984	Reagan	Republican	$852	$1,300	0.4%	$1,564	$2,386	8.7%	$3,840	$5,858	6.3%	0.66
1985	Reagan	Republican	$946	$1,396	7.4%	$1,817	$2,680	12.3%	$4,142	$6,108	4.3%	0.68
1986	Reagan	Republican	$990	$1,426	2.1%	$2,120	$3,052	13.9%	$4,412	$6,352	4.0%	0.69
1987	Reagan	Republican	$1,004	$1,406	-1.4%	$2,345	$3,283	7.6%	$4,647	$6,506	2.4%	0.71
1988	Reagan	Republican	$1,065	$1,447	2.9%	$2,601	$3,534	7.7%	$5,009	$6,806	4.6%	0.74
1989	Reagan	Republican	$1,144	$1,499	3.6%	$2,867	$3,757	6.3%	$5,401	$7,077	4.0%	0.76
1990	Bush	Republican	$1,253	$1,590	6.1%	$3,206	$4,067	8.3%	$5,735	$7,277	2.8%	0.79
1991	Bush	Republican	$1,324	$1,610	1.3%	$3,598	$4,374	7.5%	$5,935	$7,215	-0.8%	0.82
1992	Bush	Republican	$1,382	$1,624	0.9%	$4,001	$4,703	7.5%	$6,240	$7,334	1.7%	0.85
1993	Bush	Republican	$1,410	$1,615	-0.5%	$4,351	$4,987	6.0%	$6,576	$7,536	2.8%	0.87
1994	Clinton	Democratic	$1,462	$1,642	1.7%	$4,643	$5,216	4.6%	$6,961	$7,820	3.8%	0.89
1995	Clinton	Democratic	$1,516	$1,662	1.2%	$4,920	$5,395	3.4%	$7,326	$8,033	2.7%	0.91
1996	Clinton	Democratic	$1,561	$1,673	0.7%	$5,181	$5,554	3.0%	$7,694	$8,248	2.7%	0.93
1997	Clinton	Democratic	$1,601	$1,684	0.7%	$5,369	$5,647	1.7%	$8,182	$8,606	4.3%	0.95
1998	Clinton	Democratic	$1,653	$1,721	2.2%	$5,478	$5,704	1.0%	$8,628	$8,985	4.4%	0.96
1999	Clinton	Democratic	$1,702	$1,746	1.5%	$5,605	$5,750	0.8%	$9,125	$9,361	4.2%	0.97
2000	Clinton	Democratic	$1,789	$1,789	2.5%	$5,628	$5,628	-2.1%	$9,710	$9,710	3.7%	1.00
2001	Clinton	Democratic	$1,863	$1,821	1.8%	$5,769	$5,638	0.2%	$10,058	$9,829	1.2%	1.02
2002	Bush	Republican	$2,011	$1,929	6.0%	$6,198	$5,945	5.5%	$10,377	$9,954	1.3%	1.04
2003	Bush	Republican	$2,160	$2,018	4.6%	$6,760	$6,316	6.2%	$10,809	$10,099	1.4%	1.07
2004	Bush	Republican	$2,293	$2,082	3.2%	$7,354	$6,677	5.7%	$11,500	$10,441	3.4%	1.10
2005	Bush	Republican	$2,472	$2,165	4.0%	$7,905	$6,923	3.7%	$12,238	$10,717	2.6%	1.14
2006	Bush	Republican	$2,655	$2,249	3.9%	$8,451	$7,158	3.4%	$13,016	$11,024	2.9%	1.18
2007	Bush	Republican	$2,730	$2,263	0.6%	$8,951	$7,419	3.6%	$13,668	$11,329	2.8%	1.21

U.S. president Party Term years Start debt/GDP* End debt/GDP* Increase debt ($T) Increase debt/GDP

Roosevelt/Truman D 1945-1949 117.5% 93.2% 0.05 -24.3%

Truman Harry Truman D 1949-1953 93.2% 71.3% 0.01 -21.9%

Eisenhower1 Dwight Eisenhower R 1953-1957 71.3% 60.5% 0.01 -10.8%

Eisenhower2 Dwight Eisenhower R 1957-1961 60.5% 55.1% 0.02 -5.4%

Kennedy/Johnson D 1961-1965 55.1% 46.9% 0.03 -8.2%

Johnson Lyndon Johnson D 1965-1969 46.9% 38.6% 0.05 -8.3%

Nixon1 Richard Nixon R 1969-1973 38.6% 35.7% 0.07 -2.9%

Nixon2 Nixon/Ford R 1973-1977 35.7% 35.8% 0.19 +0.1%

Carter Jimmy Carter D 1977-1981 35.8% 32.6% 0.18 -3.2%

Reagan1 Ronald Reagan R 1981-1985 32.6% 43.9% 0.65 +11.3%

Reagan2 Ronald Reagan R 1985-1989 43.9% 53.1% 1.04 +9.2%

Bush GHW George H. W. Bush R 1989-1993 53.1% 66.2% 1.40 +13.1%

Clinton1 Bill Clinton D 1993-1997 66.2% 65.6% 1.12 -0.6%

Clinton2 Bill Clinton D 1997-2001 65.6% 57.4% 0.42 -8.2%

Bush GW1 George W. Bush R 2001-2005 57.4% 64.3% 1.15 +6.9%

Bush GW2 George W. Bush R 2005-2009 64.3% 68.2% projection +3.9% projection

U.S. president	Party	Term years	Start debt/GDP*	End debt/GDP*	Increase debt ($T)	Increase debt/GDP
Roosevelt/Truman	D	1945-1949	117.5%	93.2%	0.05	-24.3%
Truman Harry Truman	D	1949-1953	93.2%	71.3%	0.01	-21.9%
Eisenhower1 Dwight Eisenhower	R	1953-1957	71.3%	60.5%	0.01	-10.8%
Eisenhower2 Dwight Eisenhower	R	1957-1961	60.5%	55.1%	0.02	-5.4%
Kennedy/Johnson	D	1961-1965	55.1%	46.9%	0.03	-8.2%
Johnson Lyndon Johnson	D	1965-1969	46.9%	38.6%	0.05	-8.3%
Nixon1 Richard Nixon	R	1969-1973	38.6%	35.7%	0.07	-2.9%
Nixon2 Nixon/Ford	R	1973-1977	35.7%	35.8%	0.19	+0.1%
Carter Jimmy Carter	D	1977-1981	35.8%	32.6%	0.18	-3.2%
Reagan1 Ronald Reagan	R	1981-1985	32.6%	43.9%	0.65	+11.3%
Reagan2 Ronald Reagan	R	1985-1989	43.9%	53.1%	1.04	+9.2%
Bush GHW George H. W. Bush	R	1989-1993	53.1%	66.2%	1.40	+13.1%
Clinton1 Bill Clinton	D	1993-1997	66.2%	65.6%	1.12	-0.6%
Clinton2 Bill Clinton	D	1997-2001	65.6%	57.4%	0.42	-8.2%
Bush GW1 George W. Bush	R	2001-2005	57.4%	64.3%	1.15	+6.9%
Bush GW2 George W. Bush	R	2005-2009	64.3%	68.2% projection		+3.9% projection

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/National_debt_by_U.S._presidential_terms

Obama turning into Howard Dean

By Michelle Malkin

“…Pssst. Buddy. The campaign is over. Remember: You won. You’re president, not head of the DNC. …”

http://michellemalkin.com/2009/02/06/obama-turning-into-howard-dean/

Top 10 reasons to oppose the Generational Theft Act of 2009; Sen. Coburn adds one more

By Michelle Malkin

“…Fight the politics of fear with facts.

FreedomWorks lists the top 10 reasons to oppose the Generational Theft Act of 2009.

Read ‘em. Send ‘em.

Then melt the phones.

Kill the bill. Stab it. Stick a fork in it. Then start from scratch.

***

From Sen. Coburn’s office:

U.S. Senator Tom Coburn, M.D. (R-OK) released the following statement today regarding a non-partisan Congressional Budget Office report that says the stimulus bill will harm our economy and cause our Gross Domestic Product to decrease over the long term. The CBO letter (attached) states: “In the longer run, the legislation would result in a slight decrease in gross domestic product (GDP) …”

“The concerns that many members of Congress have expressed about this bill are not based on the failed policies of the past but sobering facts about the present, and the future. As CBO has stated, this bill will not work. In fact, this bill will hurt our economy. A majority of Americans also do not believe this bill will work because they possess a level of common sense that does not exist in Washington,” Dr. Coburn said.

“Congress and the president have a choice. They can pull this bill and fix it, or they can ram it through and claim victory. Republicans and the Bush administration faced, and failed, this test many times. For years, Republicans passed bloated and reckless spending bills that were harmful to the economy. Yet, even as Republicans grew the government they touted their bills as sound and fiscally responsible vehicles for job creation. Republican hypocrisy and spin met its logical conclusion with the most recent election. Democrat attempts to call failures successes won’t be any more successful. The biggest loser in this game won’t be either party, but the country,” Dr. Coburn said.

http://michellemalkin.com/2009/02/06/top-10-reasons-to-oppose-the-generational-theft-act-of-2009/

Senate switchboard: All circuits are busy

By Michelle Malkin

“…From both Capitol Hill staff reports and reader e-mails, the phones have been melting down in Washington — and not from Americans who are enthralled with the idea of stealing $1 trillion from future generations for a Crap Sandwich Supreme. If you can’t get through the first time, try, try again.

My friends at TCOT Report have a handy list of contact information — including fax numbers — for several of the Senate GOP wobblers here. And you can get all the House members’ e-mail addresses here or here.

B.O. Republican Sen. Arlen Specter told Fox this morning that a “bipartisan” group is conspiring right now to make token cuts to the bill and push a compromise through. More on the “moderate” effort to make token cuts to the behemoth spending package here.

President Obama has ramped up his fear-mongering rhetoric. Time for you to ramp up your voices. …”

http://michellemalkin.com/2009/02/06/senate-switchboard-all-circuits-are-busy/

From the Boston Tea Party to your neighborhood pork protest

By Michelle Malkin

“…In Schmucky Schumer’s world, these American taxpayers don’t exist. A big crowd of them gathered in Seattle this afternoon to raise their voices in opposition to the trillion-dollar, pork-filled Generational Theft Act of 2009 — which will be signed into law by the blind President “There are no no earmarks” Obama. Thanks to Zac Petersen for the photos. It took just one person — blogger Liberty Belle — to get the ball rolling. She writes: “Make no mistake, the President will be signing that bill tomorrow, I have no illusions that he will actually listen to us. BUT, maybe, just maybe we can start a movement that will snowball across the nation and get people out of their homes, meeting each other and working together to redirect this country towards its truly radical founding principles of individual liberty and freedom. Maybe people will wake up slowly at first, and then quickly when they realize the urgency needed.”

http://michellemalkin.com/2009/02/16/from-the-boston-tea-party-to-your-neighborhood-pork-protest/