Halloween Candy and the U.S. Government

 As the excuse of the recession continues, the U.S. government is celebrating the situation by giving away billions upon billions of dollars like its candy. Every major bank and corporation that is suffering ever so slightly is lining up to the door of the U.S. Treasury for handouts while the taxpayers that have their income greatly taxed is turned away empty handed.
 If the deficit and living on debt is the root cause of the recession, why does the government continue to swell the debt with even more loans and giveaways? Is there an agenda to sell out America into a nation of great poverty and insurmountable problems? Where is the leadership? What happened to reason and logic, to intelligent individuals?
 Much is changing before our very eyes and it is not good news by any means.

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