‘Oregon’ Archives
Global Warming Regulations Impact on America »
Here's more interesting commentary. read more
Guess What’s Delaying the Bailout? »
The President has said repeatedly that it's going to take some time for the federal bailout to work. Here's why. read more
Why is socialism no longer relevant in public debate? »
I continue to be amazed that no one is really talking about the true ideological difference between the two major candidates in the this Presidential election. That real difference socialism, as revealed in Obama's "spread the wealth around" comment to Joe the plumber. Yet, somehow, there is no real public discussion about Obama's policy ideas as [...]
The Unintended Consequences of Nationalizing Banks »
After learning of the President's plan to have the government quasi nationalize private banks in America by purchasing 250 billion in stock, I began to think about the implications of such a direction. It could lead to the eventual privatization of Social Security and Medicare to save them from implosion. read more
Oregon State Director Comment on Failure of Bailout »
Americans for Prosperity-Oregon State Director Jeff Kropf today issued the following statement on the failure of the Congressional bail-out plan: read more
Thoughts on the Bailout »
On The Bailout Phil Kerpen, AFP Research Director read more
Bonding Debt to Stimulate the Economy? »
Oregon Senate President Peter Courtney has put forth an idea that will put the taxpayers on the hook for one billion dollars of bonded debt in an effort to stop Oregon's recession and stimulate the economy. This is a bad idea for a number of reasons and will ultimately fail because it doesn't deal with the root cause of the state's ability to deal [...]
Presidential hopeful pushes ahead of the crowd on »
The early bird gets the worm; and when the worm is the presidency of the United States of America, the bird better be extraordinarily early. As one of the rising issues of concern to the American public (yes, that means red and blue states), out of control government spending is what every presidential hopeful should be speaking to. Gov. [...]