World financial markets are imploding, unemployment is at depression levels, the economy is slipping into recession and the world banking system is beginning to collapse. Who in the world would want to tackle this mess instead of going on vacation? Obama playing golf with wealthy pals in Martha’s Vineyard while the country is spiraling down […]
Archives for August 2011
Starbucks CEO Says Stop Money Flow To Politicians
August 18, 2011 Leave a Comment
Howard Schultz, President and CEO of Starbucks, joins the tidal wave of Americans fed up with the destructive and self dealing behavior in Washington. Reportedly, Schultz sent an email to Starbucks employees asking them to refrain from sending campaign contributions to politicians as a way of sending a message that we want responsible government. Schultz’s […]
Obama’s Speech On Financial Crisis Will Plunge Us Into Depression
August 8, 2011 Leave a Comment
Crippling debt and deficits have lead the global economy to the precipice. Finances of world governments since the financial crisis have dramatically deteriorated and confidence in paper money has reached a new low. Equity markets are crashing while gold (the barometer of trust in paper money) soars. As we stare into the abyss, President Obama […]
Obama’s Wierd Philosophy On Business Is Killing Job Growth
August 5, 2011 Leave a Comment
It’s a routine event to be excoriated by your enemies – you laugh it off and consider the source. When harsh criticism comes from your friends, however, it should be a wake up call to reassess positions. Barrick Obama’s wake up call came when Steve Wynn, CEO of Wynn Resorts recently let loose some very […]
Obama – “Hi, I’m From The Government And Am Here To Help You”
August 3, 2011 Leave a Comment
After signing into law legislation that increased the national debt by a massive $2.4 trillion, the President said he wants to solve other issues including tax cuts for the middle class and extended unemployment benefits. No mention was made of focusing on job creation but the President said he understood what the voters really wanted. […]