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*The planning of a "National Infrastructure Bank", to finance loans for regional and national infrastructure. | *The planning of a "National Infrastructure Bank", to finance loans for regional and national infrastructure. | ||
*The forcing of financial institutions to give more loans to individuals without the means to pay them back, along the lines of the Dodd/Frank Act. | *The forcing of financial institutions to give more loans to individuals without the means to pay them back, along the lines of the Dodd/Frank Act. | ||
| − | *Creation of a "green bank", which would make loans to the private sector for clean energy purposes; these loans would come directly from the U.S. Treasury. | + | *Creation of a "[[environmentalism|green bank]]", which would make loans to the private sector for clean energy purposes; these loans would come directly from the [[United States Department of the Treasury|U.S. Treasury]]. |
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Revision as of 22:58, September 18, 2012
Barack Hussein Obama was elected America's 44th president in 2008; since his inauguration he has kept to a leftist, quasi-socialist agenda. Should he win re-election in November, 2012, he may implement the following agenda:
Illegal immigration
- Refusal to secure the borders.
- Integrating illegals into society via newly-created education and health care centers established along neighborhood-based programs funded by Federal and state governments.
- Bypassing of Congress to instill immediate citizenship; such a move will grant illegal immigrants voting rights.
Employment
- Taxation will increase for both large and small businesses, driving some out of business and forcing others to leave the country.
- Creation of a new bureaucracy with the Department of Labor similar to FDR's Works Progress Administration.
Finance
- The planning of a "National Infrastructure Bank", to finance loans for regional and national infrastructure.
- The forcing of financial institutions to give more loans to individuals without the means to pay them back, along the lines of the Dodd/Frank Act.
- Creation of a "green bank", which would make loans to the private sector for clean energy purposes; these loans would come directly from the U.S. Treasury.
Defense
- Reducing the military budget considerably, including removing Congressional control and oversight, and transferring such control to an independent panel.
- Reducing the military to a mere peacekeeping force under the control of the United Nations, with "missions" such as fighting global warming and poverty.
- Forcing military units to rely on green energy.
Health care
- Enforcement of Obamacare; in 2013 first individuals sent to prison for refusing to pay.
References
- Klein, Aaron, and Elliot, Brenda J. Fool Me Twice: Obama's Shocking Plans for the Next Four Years Exposed. Los Angeles: WND Books, 2012.
