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for the last rtwo decades the usa government economic planning and subsidy has created plutocrats.this in thier minds assures that we have a fre market republic.the problem that they deny is that these alleged capitalist have been manufactured by usa government deficits and debt excedding the real g.d.p. of the nation.this is not good soil for freedom and democracy at all.

what kind of economic leadership of the last two decades would allow the usa to be bought out by a half dozen foreign countries.isnt there an obvious conclusion which should have been reached long before foriegn ownership grew to its over 25per cent of usa gdp that a consumption finaces was destructive except to the top 1per cent of usa wealth.this is plutocratic control of our government of over two decades.totally unconstiti\utional

Who are the neocons and why do they do, what they do... Here is the answer.

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0!#3.7 - Mon Sep 8, 2008 2:13 PM EDT

Palin Can't Even Run a Car Wash

Many politicians have a strong background in business: CEOs, executives, business presidents, self-made millionaires, etc. The thinking is that a businessperson is economically savvy, has executive experience, and can make tough calls and quick decisions. Well, Palin has some experience in the private sector: While she was mayor of Wasilla, Palin had time to open up a car wash in Anchorage. Good for her, nothing wrong with a little public service cushioned by some private business while raising a family. But by the time Palin was governor of Alaska, her business had run into trouble, as Matthew Mosk reports for the Washington Post:

State records show the business ran into trouble with Alaska's division of corporations business and professional licensing after Palin became governor of the state in 2006.

A Feb. 11, 2007, letter to the governor's business partner advises that the car wash had "not filed its biennial report and/or paid its biennial fees," which were more than a year overdue.

The warning letter was written on state letterhead, which carried Palin's name at the top, next to the state seal.

On April 3, 2007, the state went further and issued a "certificate of involuntary dissolution" because of the car wash's failure to file its report and pay state licensing fees.

The least you can accuse Palin here is of mismanagement (of a car wash!); at worst, she was abusing her political clout by trying to cut corners. Either way, Palin doesn't come off as the kind of executive you'd want running your business, let along your country.

8: Lied About Foreign Travel

In an attempt to inflate her nonexistent foreign policy credentials, Palin's spokespeople stated shortly after her nomination that she had traveled to Germany, Kuwait and Ireland: you know, the three countries most likely to give rise to catastrophic national security emergencies in the next four years.

But not only is Palin's travel history unimpressive, it was also being blatantly misrepresented. According Jim Aravosis, an Irish blogger has just revealed that Palin was in Ireland for a brief refueling layover.

socialized capitalism

Well give it up for the LESS, Governemnt, GOP!! They now own your homes, and only the rich shall survive. Bet good money on it!