But he didn’t miss any of his paychecks.

Foundations Decry Charitable Giving Changes

What Fiscal Discipline? George W. Bush is no Reagan when it comes to spending

Increased Spending, Deficit Produce Political Danger for GOP – Acting like DemonRats by spending more and more money just to make the media stop calling them meanies is a losing proposition for the GOP.  The media will always hate Republicans and this out of control spending is alienating those of us who want to support them.

‘No Work, No Pay’ Should Apply to Lawmakers, Group Says – It’s no coincidence that most people running for political office are already elected officials and can thus use the perks of their office to help with their campaigns.  They can take all the time off they need to galavant around the country raising money and doing the other campaign tasks that those of us in the real world, who have to do actual work to earn our pay, can’t afford to do.  Most of the degenerates running against Queen Hillary for the DemonRats’ presidential nomination have the worst attendance records of anyone in DC.  Of course, they still receive their full salaries.   What private sector job would pay its employees to spend all of their time campaigning for another job?

Buck Stops for Web Panhandlers – This fad of begging for money from strangers online actually lasted longer than common sense would dictate.

States of Disrepair – In spite of the $20 billion gift to States in the recent tax bill, they are still planning to raise their taxes to cover for their overspending and incompetent fiscal management.

Let’s hope the GOP can actually hold up their end against the DemonRats’ dishonest class warfare, such as calling increased welfare a tax cut.

How to Live Large, and Largely For Free – Interesting story of a woman who makes a living as a secret shopper. Interestingly, she hooked up with it through one of those spam solicitations promoting this.

Is a tax cut really so bad?

Step-by-Step Tax Reform

State Tax Hikes Pick Up Steam, Undermining Bush Stimulus Plan – This was inevitable and predicted by just about everyone.

Eyman wants Washington State to slash property tax – Illustrating once again the different ways in which overall tax burdens can be measured, the Rulers in the State of Washington recently enacted a $4 billion hike in transportation taxes; so the effort is to offset part of that with a decrease in property taxes.