
“Republican and Democratic majorities alike insisted on socializing the losses of private banks and corporations, while guaranteeing their profits were theirs to keep. The country is financially insolvent because the Washington parties, red and blue alike, are philosophically bankrupt. Their shared statist philosophy needs to be exposed before it does us any more harm. Prosperity is something much greater than wealth. Prosperity refers to the wellsprings of human ingenuity and enterprise from which long-term wealth and human improvement bubble forth.”
http://www.moneyandmarkets.com/government-vs-prosperity-50274
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