Americans Accept Corruption in Government

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  Several days ago, our site made an offer for anyone to write a letter to Congress and we deliver the letter. The IRS Scandal  is an opportunity to provide your voice to the government when an unbiased agency used power to intimidate a segment of our society no matter the negative feelings are against the groups targeted. Little response has been received. I hope as Americans that we have not become numb to corruption in government. It robs our freedom and democratic process of individual thought in this country. My letter will be sent, and we can provide any assistance needed in not what to say, but construct a letter to Congress....Please contact us....This is important for you and this country.....     ============================================ The writing of a letter by hand or electronically to an official in power can seem like a daunting task. Writing is one task, but the other is to find the correct representatives and the e-mail or street … [Read more...]

Promoting Democracy: TheWiseMe.com will send any letters to Congress on the IRS Scandal

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The writing of a letter by hand or electronically to an official in power can seem like a daunting task. Writing is one task, but the other is to find the correct representatives and the e-mail or street address for the correspondence to be mailed and arrives at the correct place to make an impact. TheWiseMe.com will accept all letters from all 50 states to voters wanting to write about concerns, questions, or expectations of Congress to act in a bi-partisan manner to bring all associated government officials and federal employees to the forefront and remove them from the IRS. TheWiseMe.com will assure delivery to the appropriate representatives. This overreach of power is a danger precedent to be practiced as the IRS has insurmountable powers to simply make life difficult with no counterbalance in our system to fight them back.  Americans must hold accountable the political leadership to bring resolution and restore unbiased practices at the IRS. In a follow up article today, the … [Read more...]

The failure of Congress will lie with voters inaction over sequester and debt

The failure of Congress is imminent in the sequester or blind spending cuts that will be thrust into reality on March 1st. The stalemate of ideology has pushed our country close to the economic and financial apocalypse over last several years including issues about the debt ceiling, the recent fiscal cliff. The outcry from the public over healthcare and gun control has been overwhelming. The Affordable Care Act or Obamacare had some many voters calling Congress that the switchboard was overloaded. The muscle behind people coming forward over the restriction of guns has been the normal voter protesting in protests and debates. The country faces Financial Armageddon  and the voter remains relatively quiet over the inaction of Congress to work together on a sequester or spending cuts that are sensible without being a result of bad policy. The future of our country is at stake, and failure is not a fault of Congress but the complacent voter worried about guns when we are about to … [Read more...]

Where is our Common Sense Congress?

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        Congress thought draconian measures in spending cuts and taxes would be the guarantee to force bi-partisanship cooperation. Well, we are approaching the sequester on March 1. The draconian cuts will occur without a deal from both houses. The consequence of draconian was a tap on the shoulder about cooperating. the consequence of self-destruction is still not any deterrence as the legislative branch has left Washington, DC for one week. They decide to leave for recess in one of the most crucial times in recent history. The government is already implementing the measures to meet the March 1 budget targets. The destruction takes place and Congress leaves the place. Where is the common sense?  Congress seems to rollover and play dead when a crisis is pending, and last minute action is done only by kicking and screaming for the Congress to stop playing dead and into action. My 15 year old dog plays dead because he has mobility issues, and … [Read more...]

Forget Europe: America debt crisis will become a stranglehold in 2013

Europe was the center of the debt crisis in 2012, but America will be the epic story of debt crisis in 2013. The Fiscal Cliff resolution began a major global shift in focus about the political capability of Washington to address spending or any real debt reduction policies to address issues including entitlements. The final deal was only to deflect the massive tax increases as the extension on the Bush Era Tax Cuts were set to expire at the end of 2012. No spending measures were touched, and the actual deal will add trillions of debt over the next few years. The second item to shift focus was the short term debt limit increase to align with the upcoming sequester fight that Republicans could battle both together. A 105 day debt limit increased was passed by Congress this past week. The third item was the negative reduction in GDP in the 4th Quarter of 2012 as the expansion went into a contraction because of the financial stalemate over the Fiscal Cliff in Congress at the end of the … [Read more...]

America’s debt clock ticks as AAA credit rating is at stake.

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Tick Tock Goes The Debt Clock: Easier to Default Than Walk The Walk? Posted during the previous Debt Debate. Updated based on comments by Moody's on USA Credit Rating. Moody's will be monitoring the outcome of the upcoming debt negotiations that will take place in Congress after the November election. The Congress must take some action to show management of deficits in the short and medium term. The debacle of the last debate cost our AAA credit rating with Standard and Poor's(S&P). The downplay of the S&P downgrade did work to deflect any negativity from loss of the AAA credit rating with S&P. However, Moody's is a different story for the United States. A reevaluation by Moody's to lower the coveted AAA credit rating of the United States of America may be the first domino to fall in a debt crisis that would cripple any austerity measures taken by the political leadership. The loss of confidence in America's credit worthiness would be a disaster unimaginable in … [Read more...]

Rapid reaction via TARP diverts collapse at the cost of accountability

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Posted by donnywise | Posted in Consumer and Banking Analysis | Posted on 13-04-2010: Examiner.com In a January 2010, Harvard Law School reviews the success of the TARP program. The Troubled Asset Relief Program or TARP was $700 billion fund authorized under the Emergency Economic Stabilization Act of 2008 (EESA) to provide liquidity directly to banks to stabilize the financial system in lieu of the credit collapse of 2008. As the report discloses, Congress had established a broader set of objectives in the passage of TARP including resumption in lending by the banks, a recovery in the job market, and reduction in foreclosures. The report recognizes TARP for bringing stability to the markets, but the broader objectives were still challenges to the real economy. As we approach 18 months after the passage of TARP, banks are not lending to consumers and small businesses, unemployment is 9.7% and no private sector job recovery is foreseeable, and the foreclosure crisis is … [Read more...]

Debt Committee failure is imminent as ideology wins

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Sunday night in Washington, DC is seeing light rain, mist, and silence overtake the city this evening after sunshine and mild temperatures of earlier. The weather is mimicking the reality of the city tonight as the last hours tick before midnight.  Midnight is the deadline for the Super Committee to have a final plan for $1.5 Trillion in debt reduction  to meet the November 23rd deadline, and the failure to meet this deadline will have profound consequences to every American and throughout the world.  The sunshine of hope was optimistic that the Super Committee would work toward a resolve to bring a start on the long and short term debt problem of  America, but the final hours bring forth wet blanket of cynicism and silence over the negotiations process.  No compromise is the work of this committee, and the  committee of 12 members are not meeting for a last attempt to bring resolution to their obligations to negotiate a debt deal. The committee has stopped communication stuck in … [Read more...]

Tick Tock goes the debt clock: Easier for Congress to default than walk the debt walk.

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The American debt clock does not stop even when the maximum debt ceiling is reached in early August. The tick tock of interest, obligations, and promises does continue in lieu of no agreement in the raising of the debt ceiling. The prolonged negotiations by Congress or any short term default does pose a potential disaster for the American economy as the inability of the political leadership to proactively manage the fiscal house of the United States is a domino if it falls would trigger a series of events to amputate the entire economic, financial, and dominance of America overnight. Why would any leadership take action to risk perception of possible default with the potential costs of default being so high? The political leadership had 18 months to avoid this crisis and chose ideology over reality to handle crisis until now, the precedent, disconnect, and current behavior are indicators that default is easier than walking the walk of change, and last minute resolution of debt ceiling … [Read more...]

Debt Debacle exposes America’s leadership problem

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  The political leadership use of default in the negotiations to find compromise on increasing America's debt ceiling was the worst case scenario in becoming a reality in lieu of stalemate in political negotiations. The resolve did come at the last moment to avoid default on American debt, but the resolution did avoid default but damage to the American economy was extensive and grave to the public witness in America and overseas that a debt limit increase almost led to a default. The political capability to make the entitlement and taxation changes to restore fiscal balance to America's finances has a zero chance in Congress before default does happen in the United States. The posturing of ideology is a higher priority than the survival of the American Republic as the drug of power brings delusions of grandeur and omnipotence when humans experience power as being the rulers of the world. A addict to street drugs will resort to any means necessary to obtain and maintain that … [Read more...]

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