Wimpy Washington Economics
“Top Democrats and Republicans in Congress prepared new proposals to avert a government debt default and a potential global financial crisis.”
That’s the lead paragraph from a story in today’s paper. What should scare you is when Democrats and Republicans agree on something the public generally gets screwed. I believe that both sides realized that they set up this “battle” and now that the public is watching they are not sure how to get out from all of the rhetoric that they have been spreading. What both sides agree on is that they both want desperately to get re-elected and regain power. Even a little power is better than none and they are more than willing to squander our money, our children’s money, and our grandchildrens’ money to maintain their power. Here are few facts as I see them:
Perhaps there is no greater proof that talk radio host and Fox News personality Glenn Beck has uncovered the truth and exposed much of the inner workings of the George Soros project. Like a spoiled child the left doesn’t like when it’s own tactics (read Alinsky) are used against them. Glenn Beck has perhaps mastered the techniques and has enough dedicated staff to take on the Soros machine; additionally Beck admits to his desire to expose the left and does not fear losing anything. He is very dangerous to the left as a crusader for what’s right.
latest book (although I think he has since released another) I would like to thank him for the quality of the books that he releases. Forgetting the message for a moment, Beck’s books are printed in a quality unsurpassed by others. 
is a such a story. It is a glimpse inside a very painful, life-affirming, and enlightening period of his life. Beck changes some of the facts to tell his story, but it doesn’t affect the impact of the tale. As I read this touching novel I found myself trying to predict where it would go. I knew, obviously, that Mr. Beck survived, but I wondered what path his journey would take. The Christmas Sweater is an engaging tale and well worth reading.
My original post dealt more with the political side of hypocrisy primarily because of the season in an important mid-term election. The main problem that I had with the post was to keep it focuses with all of the hypocrisy out there. Two recent items screamed for inclusion under hypocrisy.
“Enough” shouted George Soros, “the American people have figured us out. I am tired of seeing stupid TEA Party folks grabbing headlines. We need to respond and have our own rally in Washington. Money is no object. Just get more people there than Beck had.” 
