
It appears that someone has had an outbreak of honesty brought on by the prospect of not having to get re-elected.

It appears that someone has had an outbreak of honesty brought on by the prospect of not having to get re-elected.
My bet is that whatever is in the bill won’t prevent a bailout from the taxpayer if things (in the eyes of a particular bank and their friends in Washington) get bad enough. Saying that, raising capital requirements makes sense.
How about they never vote on it.
Why is it that the only thing these guys can get together on is screwing up the Internet?

Rand Paul is leading the way in the GOP right now, and there are some who are not very happy about it. Most of those people currently hold office or used to.
My sense is that Rand may be a remarkable political animal. He’s not afraid to lose, but he expects to win. That is a very powerful disposition in poker, business, or politics. It allows one to take risks with confidence, and when tempered with good judgement, can prove deadly to opposition.

I am a big fan of Justin Amash. He is principled and transparent He explains every vote he makes on his Facebook page. As far as I know there is no one else in the House or the Senate who does this.

Not only did we need to pass Obamacare to see what was in it, we now don’t even have a clue how it’s going to impact the economy.
The Senate budget rewards big time friends with gifts from the taxpayer. As Tim Carney at The Examiner explains, it is in many respects a vehicle for legal graft, and many companies are on board.

One can track the bill HERE
The contempt for the market and the freedom of the average individual seems to have no bounds for some of our politicians. They have absolutely no understanding of the natural order of things, or efficiency, or innovation, or creativity. They always want to manage. They want to get into everyone’s business. They want control.