Watch and read. Pay attention to the details. Draw your own conclusions. Google up a copy of the federal budget and flow of funds documents. Take a month or two to learn how to read it. Then educate yourself some more. Just learn to take less stock in all of that "Side A is 100% right, side B is 100% wrong" you hear and read too many places. That kind of commentary decides for you, rather than giving you the tools to decide for yourself.
The Cost of Doing Nothing For Two Years - Fortune
Is Big Government Stifling the American Spirit? - Bloomberg TV
Which Party Is Better on The Deficit? - The Atlantic
Monday, November 8, 2010
Tuesday, November 2, 2010
Vote Today. And forever. All the time.
Get out and vote today. And the next time around. Make a habit of being informed and having influence. Voting is how you get politicians and officials to pay more than lip service to your concerns. Incentive dictates that they work to make things happen for those who control the privilege of office.
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