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10.22.2009 5:38 pm

Government can’t handle a land sale, and it wants to run health care

St. Louis Post-Dispatch
Say, liberal Post-Democrat, er, -Dispatch editors and columnists (including alleged sportscribe Bryan Burwell), never mind for a minute us conservatives opposing the government running health care for 307,000,000 Americans, which it will end up being, because what they are currently…
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10.08.2009 4:52 pm

Governments could increase revenue by taxing religious institutions

St. Louis Post-Dispatch

I’d like to suggest a way local governments could increase their revenues in these dark economic times. This suggestion would also do away with our country’s false notion of the separation of church and state.
 
Churches, synagogues and temples — in fact,…

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10.01.2009 6:18 pm

Want to get something out of senators? Take away their health care

St. Louis Post-Dispatch

With regards Donovan Larson’s posed questions, “How long will Missouri voters put up with our ridiculous senators?” and “When will we and all U.S. citizens get production out of the Senate?”  Many think changing representative’s or senators by voting them…

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08.10.2009 6:44 pm

The federal government has gotten too big

St. Louis Post-Dispatch

Dear Editor:

 

The Federal government has gotten bigger than it needs to be to perform the three primary functions of making sure that we are able to feed, fuel, and defend ourselves.  The government has become so large that it “invites”…

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06.25.2009 6:36 pm

We’ve reached the bottom of the “no new taxes” philosophy

St. Louis Post-Dispatch
The drumbeat of “no taxes” is coming to a crescendo as the country, states and cities suffer the consequences of “no new taxes”.  The personal responsibility mantra of the Republican Party has lulled us into this “fend-for-yourself” trance leading us…
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02.09.2009 3:37 pm

Why can’t government operate like a family on a budget?

St. Louis Post-Dispatch

Why can’t the government have a financial structure similar to a house budget or a business? At home, I’m allowed to spend just so much on whatever. Of course, coupons and sales help a lot. As long as I stay…

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