Experimental Living

 
With an economic depression looming on the horizon, many Americans are facing hardship, unemployment, and despair.  Compounded by an unstable political arena and a conflicted financial market, times are looking rough, indeed.  As a result, politicians, economists, and journalists shout out various ideas and solutions that, added to a pork-laden bailout bill, only confuse the [...]

I’m often stunned by how blessed my country is. 
Sure, we’re headed towards death and destruction, and this election’s top presidential candidate may well be a closet Muslim.  But look closely at the big picture.
When put in the proper perspective, America is simply the most fortunate, prosperous, and democratically-principled country on the map.  In a financial [...]

Take a look at this article, and then tell me why the issue isn’t being delved into on a larger scale.  
Frightening.

As of today, the U.S.’s outstanding public debt has reached a total of (get this) $9,397,773,865,569.76.
The estimated population of the United States is 303,683,968.
Thus, each citizen owes the government $30,945.90.
That’s not all: the national debt continues to increase at an estimated $1.64 billion per day!
I don’t think I need to say anything else. The [...]