Foreign Born Political Observer [FBPO] Conservative Principles

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• YES, I'M POINTING FINGERS! There's no one to blame with what's happening now but the majority of American fools who voted for the Democrats in both houses of Congress in 2006 and Obama for President in 2008.  I'll  keep on nagging until the end of time.  I knew with my gut instinct and sixth sense that voting for Obama, who had very little experience in business and common conservative sense, would be able to push for his grandiose schemes of health and social changes.  I repeat, he got elected because of the color of his skin and hypes by his liberal friends in the academia and mainstream media.  The $500 million contributed by the labor unions to his political campaign chest was quite obscene in my opinion.  Obama was the enemy of capitalism, you see. 

Any Republican in Congress who would vote for ObamaCare ought to think this: You are also the chosen representative of the rest of American people.  Why in the world would you provide healthcare to 40 million people who are not too poor, who are young and healthy, who are illegal aliens, and who for other reasons only God knows?  Let me tell you something...yes, when I was young I had health insurance.  I know this is so ridiculous to say, I did not use it all with the exception of annual check-up.  I think the status quo now of small and big companies providing reasonable health care per se for their employees is pretty good!  The government should focus one by one, little by little on the reform of how pharmaceutical companies, health insurances, hospitals and clinics, in budgeting, managing cutbacks and kickbacks,  Each state should be conservative and not liberal in their spending.  Cut the waste, people!
Socialism is not the solution.  It's different stroke for different folks.  The only way is the Conservative Way.  I'm not suffering while everybody else is suffering.  Why? Because I'm a Conservative Republican.

Reminder of 6 Conservative Principles: [My own priority]
1.  Personal Responsiblity [ Encourage responsible behaviour by individuals and families, and encourage them to provide for their own health, safety, education, moral fortitude, or general welfare]  I encourage myself, I live within my means.  I save.
2.  Individual Freedom [Increase opportunities for individuals or families, without hindrance or coercion from government, how to conduct their own lives and make personal choices]
3.  Stronger Families [Enhance the traditional American family and its power to rear children without excessive interference from the government] Charity begins at home.  Share the wealth with your poor relatives.  Borrow money from your rich relatives not from banks with high interests. 
4.  Lower Taxes [Promote individual responsibility in spending, or reduce taxes or fees]
5.  Less Government [Reduce government regulations, or the size of government, eliminate entitlements, or cut out unnecessary programs]
6.  Domestic Tranquility And National Defense [Enhance American Security without unduly burdening civil liberty]. 


Published 3/8/10  altgroup multiply
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