By AmericanElephant on June 17, 2009
If you haven’t heard it, or read it… here it is. It is an open letter to our government from a Glenn Beck listener. Here is an excerpt, but you really should read the whole thing.
Posted in Elephant Watch | Tagged barack obama, glenn beck, massive federal government, taxes, tea party, washington
By AmericanElephant on February 27, 2009
In the budget proposed by President Obama, one of the things removed is the deduction many Americans take for charitable contributions. Barack Obama believes he needs that money for socialized medicine. Socialized medicine at the expense of your church and other charities.
Posted in Blog | Tagged barack obama, economy, massive federal government, socialism, taxes
By AmericanElephant on January 29, 2009
Still, nothing has scared me as much as this segment from Glenn Beck’s program tonight. How can our money maintain its value when the amount of printed money is increasing exponentially? How can my children and their children possibly have a stable future with a currency on the verge of collapse? The only benefit to this massive printing of money and thus devaluation of the dollar is that my current debt will actually be less in future real dollars. Of course so will my future income… and that’s where the scary part begins.
Posted in Blog | Tagged curreny, economy, fed, glenn beck, massive federal government, monetary policy
By AmericanElephant on July 21, 2008
Administrations are run like the campaigns that preceded them, so its no surprise that Barack Obama has the largest campaign apparatus in U.S. Presidential History.
Posted in Blog | Tagged barack obama, liberals, massive federal government, socialism
Dodd, Hagan and Obama Control your Buying Power
By AmericanElephant on May 10, 2010
Dodd’s bill would allow the government to review all of your financial data. They could watch your credit accounts, your bank accounts, your 401k, your savings account…
Posted in Commentary, North Carolina | Tagged bailout, barack obama, big brother, center for responsible lending, chris dodd, financial reform, kay hagan, massive federal government, North Carolina