Friday, July 31, 2009
Congress Wants Say on Wall Street Pay
Congress Wants Say on Wall Street Pay - Political News - FOXNews.com
Can any one show me in the Constitution where it says congress has the right to do this?
Corporations have owners. These owners decide who gets paid how much. Large, publicly traded financial corporations are no different... the owners are called stockholders, and many Americans are part owners of these corporations.
If the government can set limits on pay for financial traders... what is next? I'd sure love to hear the screams from Hollywood if the liberal elite out there started getting salaries comennsurate with what they are worth, and dictated by Washington. And how about our athletes, who get horrendously large salaries for playing childrens' games?
But I digress.
Just as we Americans largely don't want Washington deciding who lives and dies, and what care we can get in a "health care system", we should also raise up in a loud and vigorous voice and tell them to stay out of business decisions that belong to the owners of business, not to government.
Posted using ShareThis
Monday, July 27, 2009
Thomas Payne Rants about our Current Predicament
Has the 2nd American Revolution begun? Are we ready to turn off our Gameboys, Xbox 360's and iPods, and actually do something about the mess we've been hypnotized to accept?
I sure agree, that if we don't take back our country soon, we will all need a gun to defend ourselves.
CP
Wednesday, July 22, 2009
Freedom Contracts
-- President Ronald Reagan in his farewell address.
Saturday, July 4, 2009
Declaration of Independence
One would hope that all Americans have read this document, and indeed have referred to it often. After all, it is a document that not only laid the foundation for our nation, and its constitution --- but also is the genesis for an experiment that has inspired people around the world for for over two centuries, and continues to do so today.
For those that are too lazy to read the document at the link, they are also probably too lazy to really understand the gift that the document and the signers gave us. Or to bother with defending the nation it gave birth to. But, I have also provided a link to an excellent recording of a reading of this document by Scott Ott here.
Happy Birthday, America and American Independence. Long may you remain the shining example of freedom and liberty for all the world.
CP