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Another Dishonest Bailout Obama Wastes Another $26 Billion

Posted by: Scott Schaefer in Barack Obama, Economic Bailouts, Economy, Federal Budget, Liberal Agenda, National Debt, Political Corruption, Politics, Stimulus Spending, Tea Party

In case it slipped by you last week, the Central Committee – that’s how I’m going to refer to the union of Obama and the Democratic leaders of the House and Senate, in honor of the old guard socialists from the Soviet Union – passed another emergency bailout bill.

I wouldn’t have believed there was another emergency so urgent that an emergency bailout of $26,100,000,000 was so urgently needed. Did I get the number of zeros correct? Yup, eleven digits. Another eleven digits in a long line of massive Obama bailouts forced down our throats as an emergency. The Central Committee spent this $26 Billion of taxpayer money so fast that they didn’t even have time to give the bill a catchy patriotic name.

Don’t you feel slighted, I feel slighted. The Dear Leader – that’s how I’m going to refer to Obama, in honor of that ridiculous communist pygmy that runs North Korea – and the Central Committee are spending another $26 Billion of our money on another bailout, and they’re doing it without a catchy name. Glenn Beck, a man always willing to sacrifice for the good of the country, kindly suggested that we call it The Affordable Jobs Act For American Loving Americans Going Back To Work At Their Job And Sick Kids Too Act. Humble thanks to Glenn Beck for that one, I wasn’t creative enough to devise a name nearly as clever. From now on, the Central Committee should be required to give a catchy name to anything – say – over a billion dollars; I think that’s fair.

On the bright side, without a catchy patriotic name, we at least won’t have to endure any absurd roadside signs telling us that this or that was paid for by this emergency bailout bill. Hell, they spent $60 Million on signs from the last emergency bailout. That made me wish I was the official royal sign maker, or whoever it was that benefited from that $60 Million earmark. But, I digress.

Obama is fundamentally changing America again with another massive bailout bill. Again the Dear Leader is doing so with absolutely no transparency, just as we’ve come to expect since the disingenuous socialist moved into the White House. The Central Committee didn’t even bother expending effort trying make this bailout appear transparent. Apparently, $26 Billion didn’t meet the minimum threshold required for their usual dog and pony show. Maybe I shouldn’t be so cynical, after all, it was an emergency.

To draw another irrefutable similarity, Barrack Obama is fundamentally transforming America much the way Franklin Roosevelt did. Roosevelt’s solutions to the emergencies of his time transformed a recession into the Great Depression. America is still burdened with many of those solutions seventy years later. Obama, like Roosevelt, is instituting solutions which have and will continue to make this recession much worse than it would otherwise be. Will America still be burdened with Obama’s solutions seventy years from now?

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About Scott Schaefer

Scott Schaefer is a political writer and the publisher of Intelligent US Politics. Schaefer is a self described constitutional conservative and patriot who writes extensively on the subject of American politics. In addition to Intelligent US Politics, Schaefer also publishes the American Politics Wiki and writes for many other blogs and websites. Much of his writing is syndicated by Technorati Media. Schaefer, who was a home builder and real estate developer for 25 years, now heads Lexington Development, a boutique web design and Internet marketing firm in Texas that specializes in developing high performance solutions for small businesses and start ups that integrate website design, search engine optimization (SEO), Internet marketing and content development services. His background in American politics began in 1974 when he was enlisted by his father as a political campaign volunteer at the age of 10. Though more conscript than volunteer in that first political campaign, Schaefer found he had a passion for politics. He volunteered for his second political campaign two years later working for a slate of four independent candidates against a network of entrenched incumbents. His passion and energy were reflected in the results as the entire slate was elected. Schaefer's father, John Schaefer, was one of those candidates, and the man from whom he inherited his political zeal. His father's political victory bolstered Schaefer's dedication to politics and significantly expanded his skill set. He then took the next logical step and moved to the national stage in 1980, working for Ronald Reagan and Barry Goldwater, both of whom were elected by landslide. His passion for politics was was soon fueled by a strong sense of patriotic duty. Having closely observed the malaise caused by Jimmy Carter and the contrasting, upbeat solutions offered by Ronald Reagan, Schaefer found himself dedicated to the principal of American Exceptionalism. Schaefer entered the political arena as a candidate himself in 1981. Successful in his first candidacy, he was elected state President of the Arizona Teen Age Republicans, serving one term. In 1984, Schaefer again returned to politics and worked tirelessly on Ronald Reagan's reelection campaign, the result of which was the greatest political landslide in American history. Taking time away from politics, Schaefer focused on a private sector career, starting a small business in 1984, which he ran successfully until founding Intelligent US Politics in 2009. Many of Schaefer's political articles are syndicated by Technorati Media. In syndication, his political articles have been republished on more than 36,000 websites and blogs worldwide.