In 6th grade I learned, the key to financial success: spend less than you make. The key to financial desaster: always out spend your income. Everyone is excited or at least entertained with the idea to have first black (Obama) or women (Hillary) president, but I am afraid the excitement of the election games are clouding America’s view of financial desaster. Take a look at these numbers:

  • The US Government currently has an IOU of $455,000 per American household.
  • The US dollar is dropping like a rock (I am in Brazil studying at the moment and feeling the effects everytime I look at my expenses).
  • We are now in a ressession.

The only candidate who discussed the issue of the dollar in the Republican Primaries was Ron Paul. I DON´T believe that we would have McCain as the Republican choice if this had all happend even 6 months ago.

But even though we can´t have Ron Paul as President this year there is reason to still push forward the cause of freedom and limited Government. This is why I have decided to donate to a candidate for congress that is accross the country from me. His name is BJ Lawson. Here is a video of him:
I hear people calling him Ron Paul Jr. Now that I have pledged my $5, I just have to get two others to donate in the next 24 hours. I pledged at a site called Bucks for BJ:

Here’s the deal. To participate, all you do is give five dollars to BJ’s campaign—yeah, that’s right, just five bucks. Now pay close attention because this is the important part. You must also get two of your friends to donate five bucks, too. That’s it. Five bucks from you, five from each of them. Simple, eh? (If you want to give more, by all means, please do.) - BucksforBJ

We must continue the battle for correct principles and a constitutional government.

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One Response to “The key to financial desaster: always out spend your income”

  1. on 11 Apr 2008 at 1:36 am Daniel Harmon

    Thanks for the post and the link. BJ is a stud! I only wish he was running my state.

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