The Death of Michael Jackson Versus the Death of the American Economy
By Lisa Richards
July 3, 2009
The U.S. economy is falling; job losses are higher than Jimmy Carter’s economic fiasco:
unemployment rates are 9.5%. Last month job losses were 467,000, bringing the total
unemployed to 2 million since Barry Obama, Nancy Pelosi and Harry Reid handed America a bill
for $1.2 trillion dollars.
When Democrats took control of the House and Senate in 2006, the economy began crumbling.
Remember; Nancy Pelosi promised America the economy, she felt was deplorable under President
Bush, would change. The audacity of having jobs, money in the bank, financial investments
rising, paying mortgages and bills and not losing everything one owns to the government was
simply too conservative and exceedingly American.
Obama has control of the banks and car companies, his Cap and Trade Bill is designed to wreak
havoc on America, causing more job losses, forcing U.S. companies to go overseas to China and
India as Obama hits Americans with record high taxes and energy fines. None of that however
is as important as coverage of Michael Jackson’s death and his planned State Funeral-style
motorcade memorial service.
Media coverage of nutty pop, who wore harem veils and slept with little boys has, has taken
America to an all time low as the economy tumbles to Weimar Republic-like borrowing, spending
and printing.
I don’t care about Michael Jackson’s life, career, or anything. I am not shocked he’s dead.
The man was a drug addict; they usually don’t live to old age. America’s economy is more
significant than celebrities.
For years John McCain and J.C. Watts shouted warnings to America that Fannie Mae and Freddie
Mac were handing low-incomers mortgage loans they could not repay. The two men warned
Washington to stop lending to the poor or the economy would collapse. One year ago Barney
Frank condemned John McCain and others over criticism of Fannie and Freddie, claiming the
lending houses were strong and nothing would happen to the economy.
A few months later the U.S. economy plummeted as Wall Street banks—run by liberal Democrats
who voted for Obama—went belly-up.
Democrats hate capitalism. Ironically the men in charge of the banks voted against the very
thing they make a living at: capital. And they took America down with them, handing over the
keys to the vaults to Obama.
Again: none of that is important. Knowing who gains custody of Michael Jackson’s children,
inherits his money and debt, and how fabulous the funeral of a white black man will be is
imperative.
America is in debt, Obama is deciding who wins Latin American elections, ignoring North Korea
trying to turn American Independence Day into Pearl Harbor II, claims slaughter in Iran’s
streets is not his business, but makes American’s personal privacy his affair, all the while
chastising Americans out of spending money and having fun as he and Michelle continue
expending thousands of taxpayer’s dollars weekly for their own parties.
Obama has no respect for the “constitution [that stops] us from taking bold action fast” or
America. He is using his post to change this nation for the worse and destroy the founding
institutions that made this nation great.
Unfortunately the news media seems to think Michael Jackson was America’s founding father.
