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After a brief, but thrilling, defeat of the bailout bill in the House, the battle was lost. But, the bailout is not the end. The battle against the state has just begun.

For years our laws have protected us from our military being used on U.S. soil. While this might not be of concern to some. However recent moves by the government could lead us down the slippery slope to the military being used against our own people here at home.

Representative Jo Ann Emerson, Missouri 8th Congressional District, was one of only 65 House Republicans to support the original failed bailout bill. I call it the Bailout Bridge to Nowhere.

Let's cut the BS. The proposed government bailout promises you, the taxpayer, two things: 1) you might get some of the 700 billion the government takes from you back; 2) banks that benefit from the bailout might make you a loan.

Protest continued bailout efforts. Send Congress and President Bush this fax.

Here is my latest letter to Congress opposing the taxpayer funded bailouts.

I recently wrote my Congressional Representative and Senators to ask them to stop trying to help me because their help only hurts.

Who says the Republicans and Democrats are the same? We do. Or are they the Republicrats? Democans? Demopubs? Whatever.

With Wall Street and the housing market crumbling, the least the author of this article can do is dress comfortably the day he closes on his house, which he fittingly purchased the day Lehman Brothers collapsed and AIG was holding out its hand for a government handout.

Our government is said by political scientists to be part of the iron triangle, but in reality it is the Bermuda Triangle.

New FBI surveillance guidelines raise concerns about racial profiling.

Steve Fraser, at Tom Dispatch writes America's gilded age is ending.

For those who like to fiddle while Rome Burns, check out "Who Killed the Economy?" over at Portfolio.com.