California bankrupt – yet a “special nurse” makes $350,000

$350,324 to be exact. Oh BTW, that “Special Nurse” is a government employee. In a related article by The Gay Patriot mentions how Los Angeles Mayor Antonio Villaraigosa (and another real pile of….) mentioned his recent trip to the state capitol and whined that California’s budget woes were caused by a “broken system.” Really now Antonio?

May 27, 2009 · Filed Under Government Spending

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GM gets $4 BILLION more as they prepare for BANKRUPCY???..What The!!!!

Obama’s timing for things like this. Friday afternoon before a holiday weekend, so that no one in the news will pick this up. General Motors Corp on Friday borrowed another $4 billion from the U.S. Treasury and won a cost-cutting deal from Canadian auto workers as a showdown with bondholders set the stage for a bankruptcy filing by the end of the month. The latest $4 billion in “emergency funds” extended by the Obama administration take the total government funding to keep GM afloat since the start of the year to $19.4 billion, according to Yahoo.

May 23, 2009 · Filed Under General Motors, Government Spending

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Obama asks Congress to back IMF boost – US contribution to the fund to 100 billion dollars

Well so much for Hussein Obama “trimming the budget” by $100 million on Monday. Hussein Obama Monday asked Congress to back an expansion of an IMF emergency fund by 500 billion dollars in a move designed to expand its reach to big emerging market nations. According to Breitbart:

Obama also asked lawmakers to approve a US contribution to the fund to 100 billion dollars, as part of the plan to swell International Monetary Fund reserves agreed at this month’s Group of 20 summit in London. The president made the request in several letters to Democratic and Republican congressional leaders on Monday, pointing out that the fund did not require an extra financial outlay from the United States.

When Washington transfers funds to the IMF under the program, known as an expansion of the New Arrangements to Borrow (NAB), it would receive interest bearing assets in return, backed up by IMF resources including gold stocks.

“Our proposal to increase US participation in the NAB by up to 100 billion as part of an overall increase of 500 billion dollars was warmly endorsed by the G20 Leaders,” the letters said.

April 20, 2009 · Filed Under Barack HUSSEIN Obama, Government Spending

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