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The Club for Growth wrote a white paper on Governor Romney back in 2007. Most of the information below is from that repory, but since Romney has been outspoken on several issues then, weve updated his record to reflect those positions. ...During his initial 2002 campaign Romney refused to sign an anti-tax pledge, but he pledged to balance the budget without raising taxes and touted his fulfillment of that pledge throughout his term. But the details suggest that he broke his verbal committment. Romney did not impose any broad-based tax hikes he imposed a slew of fee hikes. He opposed...

Citing what he believes are clear signs the economy is bouncing back from recession, Vice-President Joe Biden yesterday touted Barack Obama's 'stimulus package' and bailout of Wall Street. Time for yet another fact-check on the pathological liars of the Obama Administration. Banks are failing at double the rate of last year. During 2009, which the government claims was the peak of the recession, the total number of bank failures at this point in the year was 40. It is already 83 for this year. Yet the FDIC is running ads on radio stations across the country attempting to scare people...

"No, no, no", Secretary Paulson screamed (and reportedly begged), "we must act now. The sky is falling!"

Many New Yorkers are in for a surprise. State government is running out of money and soon won't be able to pay all its bills. State tax revenues are forecast to be $20 billion lower than projected spending over the next 21/2 years. Read more: http://www.timesunion.com/AspStories/story.asp?storyID=871474&category=OPINION&TextPage=1#ixzz0YSBcapQP

WATCH VIDEO (1:43)chuckdevore.com - Nobody is really sure what Carly Fiorina really stands for. In the past year she has supported the bailout parts of the stimulus, cap and tax, and other liberal policies proposed by President Obama and Barbara Boxer. Can we really trust Carly on these issues?

Warren E. Buffett is emerging as the banker of choice to the embattled blue-chip companies of American business. Mr. Buffett, the billionaire investor, announced on Wednesday that he would invest $3 billion in General Electric, the industrial giant that is also the nation’s largest nonbank financial company. The move comes eight days after he said he would invest $5 billion in Goldman Sachs.

Earlier this month Congress and President Bush committed $700 billion of our children’s and grandchildren’s money in a desperate effort to stave off a financial meltdown. Judging from the reaction of the markets, that sum may only be a small down payment on the real cost of decades of criminally irresponsible policies promulgated in Washington and on Wall Street. Even from our vantage point in the midst of an unfolding catastrophe, its causes are easily identifiable: Greed and reckless expediency on Wall Street and greed and reckless irresponsibility in Washington... At the intersection of Greed and Recklessness & Greed and...

Most Wanted: BARNEY FRANK - - also known as “Not Me!,” “Uh-uh-no,” and “The Denier,” is wanted for serious offenses against the American People. Frank and his gang are responsible for financial misdeeds which have cost the American taxpayer $985,000,000,000.00 THIS YEAR ALONE! Pending charges include:

We still have a chance to defeat the bailout bill. Call your representatives first thing in the morning!!! For the Love of your country do it !!!!