Voice of North America Articles

EXCERPT: When it comes down to issues, the Average American is encapsulated in layers of concern, like layers of an onion. The more you peel the union, the stronger the concern.
The outer skin of concern might be something like abortion, or gay rights, for the Average American.
An inner layer might be the illegal alien invasion from Mexico for some.
Below that a layer might be the Iraq occupation and the national debt.
There are several layers in anyone’s “onion of concern” and some will have...

EXCERPT: To live in the Communist Soviet Union was a bleak experience.  Indeed, for many it was also a short experience.    I remember a joke about that as I grew up during the Cold War era.  The commissar of the agricultural commune called a meeting. “I have great news comrades.  The politburo has implemented a new and improved plan for your old age.  It is now possible to live to old age!”    And of course we read about the...

EXCERPT: We will all be paying more taxes.  There is no choice.  The elephant in the room is that the American taxpayer is the global ‘lender’ of last resort.     This bunch in DC has turned the United States of America into a debtor nation of unimaginable proportions.          The Bu$hite regime and its cronies have borrowed hundreds of billions from the likes of the Chinese Central Bank and the Middle East Oil tribes,...

EXCERPT: That dollar in you pocket is getting smaller as time passes.  Inflation is a subtle unofficial form of devaluation of the currency, and we are in for Mucho Grande inflation.     It wouldn’t be the first time in history.     Following the First World War, Germany suffered unimaginable inflation in the 1920s as it printed Marks without restraint around the clock to pay off the tremendous burden of war repartitions imposed on it by the...

EXCERPT: Let me share with you a decent summary of the $850,000,000,000.00 check just written by our leadership in DC:           On October 3, the U.S. House of Representatives approved a rescue package for the U.S. financial system, the Emergency Economic Stabilization Act of 2008. It includes measures added and approved by the U.S. Senate on October 1, 2008.      The main objectives of the Act are to:   ...

EXCERPT: We have had the disagreeable experience of living through the last eight years under a dress rehearsal of the George W. Bush legacy.   The experience is very much like having your head smashed repeatedly against the wall – it feels so good when its over. BushLegacy Nearly a Decade of Betrayal, Failure, and Disaster.       Bush’s escalating disapproval rating, which according to this abcnews article has hit an...

EXCERPT: OK folks, let’s review the Bailout performance of he who would be our next Republican McCane is eating Obama’ dust.   McCane announces with great fanfare, once a deal is imminent, that he will “put the country first” and lob himself into the deal to save the day. McCane announces grandly that he will “suspend” his campaign (in the desperate hope that Obama will do the same and let the dust of his pull-away campaign...

EXCERPT:       He's walking out in the middle of the debate?!?      But the moderator told us to look at each other while speaking to each...

EXCERPT: It’s on: McCain to debate, cites bailout ‘progress’        Obama was leaving for Miss. when announcement made By NEDRA PICKLER Associated Press Friday, September 26, 2008  WASHINGTON — Republican John McCain agreed to attend the first presidential debate Friday night even though Congress doesn’t have a bailout deal, reversing an earlier decision to delay the event until Washington had taken action to address...

EXCERPT: Lawmakers: Financial bailout agreement reached
By JULIE HIRSCHFELD DAVIS
Associated Press Writers
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Emerging from a two-hour negotiating session, Sen. Chris Dodd, D-Conn., the Banking Committee chairman said, "We are very confident that we can act expeditiously."
"I now expect that we will indeed have a plan that can pass the House, pass the Senate (and) be signed by the president," said Sen. Bob Bennett, R-Utah.
[…]
Key lawmakers in Washington said at midday that few difficulties...