Politicians are engaged in reckless, unaccountable, out-of-control, spending. The Story of Spending tells the true story of government gone wild. TAKE ACTION. HOLD THE PARASITES IN DC ACCOUNTABLE! CommonwealthFoundation.org http ~~~~~~~~~~~ Credit: www.youtube.com
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Why did politicians cut a trivial amount of money in the recent budget agreement? Prof. Ben Powell explains why politicians don't cut spending, as a general rule. Using public choice economics, or the economics of politics, he shows how the political system naturally leads to overspending.
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Bankrupting America is back with our second edition of Real or Fake. Can you tell which of these facts about our government's spending are real or fake? Shrimp on treadmill? Extraordinarily well paid life-guards? Could these possibly be real? Watch and find out. To learn more about our government's spending and the latest facts on our economic circumstances, visit www.bankruptingamerica.org.
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Become a 'fan' on Facebook! Click here www.facebook.com Our country is on the verge of financial Armageddon! Please forward this to everyone you know. This is the second video produced by Blaise Ingoglia. Visit www.governmentgonewild.org for more
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Congressman Ron Paul joins Neil Cavuto to discuss the potential of a government shutdown, his concern for spending, the implications of the current political climate, the consequences of fiscal irresponsibility and hope for reform, and the pending threat of price inflation. Reclaim the Constitution. Restore the Republic. CampaignForLiberty.com
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Since coming into power in 2009, Gov. Luis Fortuño (R-Puerto Rico) has cut government spending by 20 percent, lowered taxes and raised the territory's bond status to its highest rating in 35 years -- all during a punishing economic climate. Gov. Fortuño sat down with Reason Magazine Editor in Chief Matt Welch to discuss Puerto Rico's turnaround, federal immigration policy, the drug war, education reform, his support of statehood and a possible future in mainland politics. Interview by Matt Welch. Shot byJim Epstein and Meredith Bragg. Edited by Bragg. Approximately 29 minutes. Visit Reason.tv for HD, iPod and audio versions of this video and subscribe to Reason.tv's Youtube channel to receive automatic notification when new material goes live.
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Tonight on Adam vs. the Man with Adam Kokesh: Your government is broke. But don't worry! Obama won't have to sell anything or even raise taxes, at least not directly, to keep government spending at current levels - HE'S JUST GOING TO STEAL YOUR RETIREMENT! Adam explains just what the President thinks is more important than NOT STEALING and Adam is joined by Political Science PhD and Professor at Occidental College, Caroline Heldman, and Stephen Skolnick, who is organizing a rally in Indiana to protest a state supreme court decision. Then, a special presentation from Luke Rudkowski about the Chicken Whisperer in Georgia. Adam knows talking about economic exploitation by the government can get tedious at times, but at some point, in trying to re-recruit American youth, the Obama campaign is going to run into, "We'd love to help, and thanks to the high unemployment, we've got plenty of time, but now that we understand a little bit about economics, we're supporting Ron Paul."
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Alexis Garcia sits with Alison Acosta Fraser of the Heritage Foundation at FreedomFest. Does The fact that we hit the debt limit mean that we automatically default on our debt? Fraser says no. Hear why.
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I demand more government spending cuts now to stop the UK ending up bankrupt. In the UK, all we ever hear about is deficit and no one seems to care. Well it's time we started to care and understand what that actually means; debt and eventually bankruptcy. David Cameron has done some good by making some cuts but they are not nearly enough. He has cut 20 billion a year but the spending deficit is about 150 billion a year, so the UK is still going down the toilet. That means we are going into debt by 130 billion a year. He probably wants to cut more but the public are brainwashed into taking part in an endless cycle growth and consumption financed by debt, and rebel when the stops are pulled out. The country is going bankrupt. We must reverse the cycle or face the consequences eventually.
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Huge deficits and skyrocketing debt levels are creating considerable worry. This Center for Freedom and Prosperity Foundation video explains that that government borrowing is excessive - and will get worse in coming decades. But this mini-documentary explains that deficits and debt are merely the symptoms, and a rising burden of government spending is the real problem.
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Earmarks are expenditures inserted into spending bills, often after they have been reviewed by lawmakers. They often benefit well the connected contributers to candidates' campaigns. Your taxes are diverted to the private interests that return a portion back to the lawmakers as campaign contributions. An indictment of business as usual in Washington. Who is speaking out against this? Ron Paul and John McCain. See part 2 www.youtube.com John McCain on earmarks www.youtube.com www.youtube.com Free Lunch, Corp Welfare, Bill Moyers and David Cay Johnston www.youtube.com Moyers and John C. Bogel, Capitalism and Democracy Pt 1 www.youtube.com See Bill Moyers and Jeremy Scahill on Blackwater: www.youtube.com www.youtube.com www.youtube.com Alfred McCoy, author of "A Question of Torture", details CIA development of torture from Guantanamo to Abu Ghraib, and discusses Bush's use of executive power to implement routine use of torture. www.youtube.com Visit the PBS archives to see the complete show and more of Bill Moyers. www.pbs.org
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Our economy is in crisis, and our government says that bold action is required. So we're diving in head first to get things back on track. But... what are we diving into exactly? Take a closer look at the government response to our current economic crisis with narrator Nick Gillespie of ReasonTV. And please visit stopspendingourfuture.org for more information and to find out what you can do to help! Note Crisis spending numbers are based on the following report: www.bloomberg.com Since the report's release, the Fed has spent hundreds of billions more, driving up total spending to the levels shown in this video. Correction: Bear Stearns was bailed out in March 2008, not September 2008.
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"That's unacceptable to me [to say that] we've got to scale back on the investments that have always helped our economy grow. We've got to settle for second-rate roads and second-rate bridges and second-rate airports, and schools that are crumbling." - President Obama, remarks on economic growth and deficit reduction, September 19, 2011 (1.usa.gov President Obama and Democrat leaders, including Budget Committee Chairman Kent Conrad, have repeatedly called this year for increased "investments"—federal spending—in "education, innovation, clean energy, and infrastructure". Implicit (and in some cases explicit) in their calls is the argument that such spending has fallen off in recent years. But is this the case?
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Nations can make remarkable fiscal progress if policy makers simply limit the growth of government spending. This video, which is Part II of a series, uses examples from recent history in Canada, Ireland, Slovakia, and New Zealand to demonstrate how it is possible to achieve rapid improvements in fiscal policy by restraining the burden of government spending. Part I of the series examined how Ronald Reagan and Bill Clinton were successful in controlling government outlays -- particularly the burden of domestic spending programs. www.freedomandprosperity.org
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From a lecture given by Dr. Milton Friedman in Erie, Pennsylvania (1978). This is essentially a restatement of the "parable of the broken window." This fallacy has been known since at least 1850 when French theorist Frédéric Bastiat published a pamphlet entitled, "That Which is Seen and That Which is Not Seen." You can read it here: bastiat.org It was popularized in 1946 by economist Henry Hazlitt in an important book called, "Economics in One Lesson." According to economist Walter Block, the book was instrumental in converting him from communism to capitalism. (Incidentally, Block's book "Defending the Undefendable" was instrumental in converting John Stossel to libertarianism.) It can be downloaded for free from the Foundation for Economic Education here: www.fee.org Download "Defending the Undefendable" by Walter Block here: mises.org John Stossel has a nice little video of this fallacy under the guise of so-called "green jobs." Watch it here: www.youtube.com Stossel also has a great article about this fallacy under yet another guise known as "Cash for Clunkers." Read it here: www.realclearpolitics.com From The Boston Globe (1 Sep. 10): "...the supply of used cars is artificially low, because your Uncle Sam decided last year to destroy hundreds of thousands of perfectly good automobiles as part of its hare-brained Car Allowance Rebate System — or, as most of us called it, Cash for Clunkers. That was the program under which the government paid consumers up to $4500 when <b>...</b>
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"STOP SPENDING" T-SHIRTS @ executees.net This is what happens when the government must continue to borrow and spend to finance the military. Yet another smackdown by the inimitable Rick Santelli of all that is fiat, and its henchmen. "Go read some Austrian economist instead of the funny pages." Santelli tells Liesman, to which the response is "I am ready to talk about Fred Hayek, John Hayek, and Selma Hayek." Followed promptly by the Santelli coup du jour: "Go back to Russia where you understand the state and the citizen."
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Game show legend Chuck Woolery discusses his thoughts on how to cut government spending.
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President Obama wants Congress to dramatically expand the burden of government spending. This CF&P Foundation mini-documentary explains why such a policy, based on the discredited Keynesian theory of economics, will not be successful. Indeed, the video demonstrates that Obama is proposing - for all intents and purposes - to repeat Bush's mistakes. Government will be bigger, even though global evidence shows that nations with small governments are more prosperous.
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Los Angeles (May 3, 2011) — As the federal government rapidly approaches the $14.3 trillion debt ceiling, 96 percent of Americans say it is important to reduce the national debt, according to a new Reason Foundation-Rupe poll. Of those surveyed, 69 percent believe reducing the national debt is "very important." With the debt piling up, it is also clear that taxpayers do not trust the federal government to live within its means. In fact, the Reason-Rupe survey finds 74 percent of Americans support implementing a spending cap that would prohibit the government from spending more money than it takes in during a fiscal year. Only 19 percent oppose a government spending cap. The most popular policy prescription for reducing the national debt is spending cuts: 45 percent of people say Congress should bring down the debt by reducing spending without raising taxes. Another 16 percent favor reducing the debt primarily through spending cuts, but are open to some tax increases; 14 percent prefer an equal emphasis on spending cuts and tax increases; 8 percent want to reduce the debt primarily through higher taxes with some spending cuts; 4 percent say current spending levels should be maintained and taxes should be raised as needed; and 1 percent of Americans say we shouldn't do anything about the debt. For full results and methodology go to reason.com And for ongoing disucssion and analysis of the poll by director Emily Ekins, go to reason.com
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"I'll say this plainly, I've said it before - Taxation is theft. It presumes the government has a higher claim on our property than we do," says Judge Andrew Napolitano, the host of Fox Business' Freedom Watch and the author of the new book, It Is Dangerous to Be Right When the Government Is Wrong: The Case for Personal Freedom. Reason's Nick Gillespie sat down with the outspoken libertarian commentator to discuss topics ranging from abortion (the judge is fiercely pro-life) to Occupy Wall Street (he welcomes the protest against corporatism) to Rep. Ron Paul ("the Barry Goldwater" of our moment) to the role of religion in the quest for freedom. About 25 minutes. Camera by Jim Epstein and Joshua Swain; edited by Swain. Go to reason.tv for downloadable versions and subscribe to Reason.tv's YouTube Channel to receive automatic notifications when new material goes live. For previous Reason interviews with Judge Napolitano and to read his Reason archive, go to http
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We may not be able to address our current debt ceiling woes, but we can at least put them to a good beat. Visit the links below for more Reason coverage on the debt, deficit and government spending: Five Facts About the Debt reason.com The Facts About the Debt Ceiling reason.com Reason.com Topics: Government Spending reason.com "Raise the Debt Ceiling" is the third of a series of collaborations between Remy and Reason.tv. To watch Remy's other videos, go to http:youtube.com/goremy Music by Remy. Video shot and produced by Meredith Bragg. Download the mp3 and HD versions at reason.tv, the video channel for Reason magazine and http LYRICS: Raise da debt ceiling! Raise da debt ceiling! Raise da debt ceiling! Raise da debt ceiling! 14 trillion in debt but yo we ain't got no qualms droppin $100 bills and million dollar bombs spending money we don't have that's the name of the game they call me cumulo nimbus because you KNOW I make it rain bail out all kind of cars got all kind of whips ladies ask me how I get em I tell em STIMULUS Social Security surplus? Oh, guess what? it's gone I got my hands on everything like Dominique Strauss Kahn ain't got no Medicare trust fund son, that's just absurd spending every single penny that we see, son, have you heard? ain't got no moral objections ain't got kind of complaints ain't got no quantitative statutory budget restraints so... [CHORUS] Yo, we up in the Fed and we living in style Spending lots of money while we sipping crystal still <b>...</b>
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Government spending can promote economic growth if money is used for core "public goods" such as rule of law and property rights. But the burden of government spending in the United States and other industrialized nations is far higher than needed to finance such activities. Citing scholarly studies, this CF&P Foundation video examines the Rahn Curve, which graphically illustrates the negative impact of excessive government spending. www.freedomandprosperity.org
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America is the largest debtor nation in the history of the world. As the country goes deeper into the hole, how worried should we be? Congressmen shouldn't be worried about our credit rating, says Quantum Fund's Jim Rogers. America is already bankrupt, he says, and the only solution is to cut spending dramatically by "taking a chainsaw" to the budget. Unless something is done quickly, says Rogers, a disaster is imminent. Follow Lauren on Twitter at twitter.com
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Libertarian Presidential Candidate Bob Barr talks about the proposed spending plans of Senators Barack Obama and John McCain
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the solution to this countries financial problems are SIMPLE. the government has to STOP SPENDING!!! Links: latimesblogs.latimes.com www.nypost.com
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Sign the Ron Paul 2012 Petition at www.RonPaul2012.netPlease like, share, subscribe & comment! http 01/25/2011 Ron Paul explains why he favors cutting government spending rather than raising more revenue. -- Ron Paul is America's leading voice for limited, constitutional government, low taxes, free markets, a return to sound monetary policies, and a sensible foreign policy that puts America first. For more information visit the following websites: www.RonPaul.com http www.RonPaulNews.com http www.house.gov www.DailyPaul.com http ronpaul2012.podbean.com
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bit.ly — The United States isn't broke; we're the richest country on the planet and a country in which the richest among us are doing exceptionally well. But the truth is, our economy is broken, producing more pollution, greenhouse gasses and garbage than any other country. In these and so many other ways, it just isn't working. But rather than invest in something better, we continue to keep this 'dinosaur economy' on life support with hundreds of billions of dollars of our tax money. The Story of Broke calls for a shift in government spending toward investments in clean, green solutions—renewable energy, safer chemicals and materials, zero waste and more—that can deliver jobs AND a healthier environment. It's time to rebuild the American Dream; but this time, let's build it better.
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Democrats appear ready to cut Medicare despite already conceding massive spending cuts to the Republicans (who are unwilling to concede anything). Cenk Uygur breaks it down. The Largest Online News Show in the World. Facebook: www.facebook.com Subscribe: bit.ly TYT Mobile: bit.ly Twitter: twitter.com www.theyoungturks.com FREE Movies(!): www.netflix.com Read Ana's blog and subscribe at: www.examiner.com Read Cenk's Blog: www.huffingtonpost.com
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Ronald Reagan and Bill Clinton both reduced the relative burden of government, largely because they were able to restrain the growth of domestic spending. The mini-documentary from the Center for Freedom and Prosperity uses data from the Historical Tables of the Budget to show how Reagan and Clinton succeeded and compares their record to the fiscal profligacy of the Bush-Obama years.
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Obama Likes Spending (Project 12, 3/12) Having reached the third month of President Obama's third year in office, this work in progress becomes the third remix video of Project 12. The remix is a segment of a larger ongoing video project that will reach completion when Obama leaves office. The compilation tediously extracts fragments of video footage from the www.whitehouse.gov archive*, chronicling every time Obama says "spend, spent, spending" etc. This YouTube version of the video has been modified to 6 minutes 24 seconds and has an alternative ending to the larger ongoing work. *The only exception to this distinction is SOTU footage. Directed and Edited by Diran Lyons: lyonspotter.blogspot.com Co-written by Diran Lyons and Stephen Mears This video is protected as an instance of ***FAIR USE*** Title 17 USC Section 107 ----- Barack Obama Spending Spend Political Critical Remix Video Supercut
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Sign the Ron Paul 2012 Petition at www.RonPaul2012.net Please like, share, subscribe & comment! http 02/15/2011 Ron Paul explains why the new Congress is the same as the old when it comes to budget deficits and overspending. He also speculates as to why an overwhelming majority of the Tea Party caucus came out in favor of extending the PATRIOT Act. -- Ron Paul is America's leading voice for limited, constitutional government, low taxes, free markets, a return to sound monetary policies, and a sensible foreign policy that puts America first. For more information visit the following websites: www.RonPaul.com http www.LibertyPAC.com http www.CampaignForLiberty.com http www.DailyPaul.com http ronpaul2012.podbean.com
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