Federal - National Debt
Kimberly Morgan – Fri Apr 8, 2011
COMMENTARY | If you ask most Americans what they know about the Tea Party, they'll probably give you their impression based on the loudest, most current hype in the press at the moment. Not having ever attended a rally or...
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On this radio show, the radio interview with Michael Pinson begins at 25 Minutes in this digital radio stream. Michael speaks out against Congress unwilling to cut Federal Spending where the government is bankrupt as President Obama attacks small business...
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AFF does NOT support the Government to tax a person's Estate Taxes as they do today. A person has already paid their income and property taxes every year of their life. As that have saved and invested year after year, they also pay pays on those profi...
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The dangerous “Los Zetas” drug cartel is expanding its reach … and within our own borders. Find out where, why and just how much of a threat this group is.
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President Barack Obama held a town hall meeting at Facebook headquarters in Palo Alto, California. He slammed Republican proposals to cut the nation's deficit as "not courageous." (April 20)
President Obama and his Progressive Socialists state that Americ...
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I was surfing the internet tonight and found this blog below about me. It was dated July 2009. I was then and remain today merely a small business owner who has had enough of the lies and corruption within both political parties within our government....
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Part II of Tampa Speech - Americans for Freedom founder Michael Pinson, Speaks out in support of Social Security, Retirees and Freedom in Tampa, April 15, 2011 at the Tax Day Tea Party Rally where over 15 Grass Roots and Tea Party organizations came toget...
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Americans For Freedom, founder Michael Pinson spoke April 15th, 2011 at the Tax Day Tea Party Rally in Tampa Florida with US Senator Marco Rubio and many others.
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Standard & Poor's cut its outlook on U.S. government debt to negative, a stark warning from the credit-rating firm about the country's fiscal problems. Here's a look at S&P's credit rating and outlook among advanced economies and emerging economie...
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The legal limit on borrowing by the federal government. Before 1917, Congress had to approve borrowing each time it came up. In order to allow for more flexibility as the nation entered World War I, lawmakers agreed to give the federal government blanket...
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WASHINGTON, April 18 (Xinhua) -- The U.S. Treasury Department asserted Monday that the negative credit outlook of Standard and Poor's (S&P) belittled the ability of U.S. leaders to address the difficult fiscal challenges facing the nation, but economi...
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Union bosses have been engaging in class warfare for so long now that it’s become standard for the media to echo the meme without challenge. An example of such mainstream Marxism is in today’s Bloomberg piece entitled ‘Runaway CEO Pay’ Could S...
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In fact, Barclay’s Bank specifically noted in its statement about what it all meant that “This announcement was not about the debt ceiling; in fact, the debt ceiling is not even mentioned in the S&P release. In sharp contrast, the reason...
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WASHINGTON, D.C. – On Friday, April 15, 2011, a very interesting thing happened in the U.S. House of Representatives. This was the day that that Republican Paul Ryan’s plan to balance the budget in the year 2063, and to raise the national debt to over $...
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Ever wonder what those newly elected Republican Representatives think about the Paul Ryan budget blueprint? CNN posted this video “House Freshmen Talk GOP Budget.” The candidness of the conversation should give insight to how the House will stand when con...
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