Things Won’t Get Better Heading In The Wrong Direction
By: Doug Busselman, Executive Vice President
In spite of the millions of campaign dollars being spent to flood our public media and fill our mailboxes with the regime’s political propaganda, the efforts to redistribute private sector resources has and will continue to decrease economic well-being and increase unemployment and economic distress. As the planned tax increases hit our wallets, with both national and state governments turning up the siphoning of hard-earned and scarce dollars, what’s already bad will get even worse.
Already reports of the U.S. Government needing to internally absorb the debt that wanton legislative spending has caused are foretelling of what we will have in store. Further analysis , as offered by Geoffrey Lawrence at the Nevada Research Policy Institute, highlights the evidence of how faulty actions by those we’ve elected to represent us are devastating the private sector’s ability to generate the economic activity necessary to sustain our state and country.
Those willing to subscribe to the tenet of government’s ability to provide – as a legitimate responsibility of governmental activity – should explain how the redistribution efforts accomplish anything worthwhile. History (and current circumstances), clearly demonstrate that doing what’s being done is a miserably failed approach. Doing more of the same (and trying to convince us that it would even be worse if government wasn’t digging the hole deeper) cannot get us to a better condition.
The solution rest in retiring those in charge of making this happen and electing representatives at the state and national level who respect the private sector and believe that limited government will, as it has in the past, provide for maximum individual freedom and overall prosperity. Whether in face-to-face discussions, phone calls, e-mails or whatever form of communication available – we need to impress on our fellow Nevada citizens that they need to act in November and vote out of office those who are using government to imprison us and destroy our economic future.
In spite of the millions of campaign dollars being spent to flood our public media and fill our mailboxes with the regime’s political propaganda, the efforts to redistribute private sector resources has and will continue to decrease economic well-being and increase unemployment and economic distress. As the planned tax increases hit our wallets, with both national and state governments turning up the siphoning of hard-earned and scarce dollars, what’s already bad will get even worse.
Already reports of the U.S. Government needing to internally absorb the debt that wanton legislative spending has caused are foretelling of what we will have in store. Further analysis , as offered by Geoffrey Lawrence at the Nevada Research Policy Institute, highlights the evidence of how faulty actions by those we’ve elected to represent us are devastating the private sector’s ability to generate the economic activity necessary to sustain our state and country.
Those willing to subscribe to the tenet of government’s ability to provide – as a legitimate responsibility of governmental activity – should explain how the redistribution efforts accomplish anything worthwhile. History (and current circumstances), clearly demonstrate that doing what’s being done is a miserably failed approach. Doing more of the same (and trying to convince us that it would even be worse if government wasn’t digging the hole deeper) cannot get us to a better condition.
The solution rest in retiring those in charge of making this happen and electing representatives at the state and national level who respect the private sector and believe that limited government will, as it has in the past, provide for maximum individual freedom and overall prosperity. Whether in face-to-face discussions, phone calls, e-mails or whatever form of communication available – we need to impress on our fellow Nevada citizens that they need to act in November and vote out of office those who are using government to imprison us and destroy our economic future.
Posted by Doug Busselman at 8/13/2010 8:31 AM 
Categories: 2010 Elections
Tags: Nevada Budget 2010 Election Taxes Government Spending Government
Categories: 2010 Elections
Tags: Nevada Budget 2010 Election Taxes Government Spending Government
It's funny how the NPRI has all these great comments on how Democrats are spending all of this money to get us in trouble, but weren't anywhere to be found when the Republicans took their hands off the controls, and let Wall Street investment banks plunder the country.
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