Yesterday, we posted the Top Ten Heritage Charts of 2010. Today we bring you the Top Ten Heritage Papers of 2010. This list combines all non-multimedia publications including WebMemos, Backgrounders, Center for Data Analysis Reports, Legal Memorandums, and White Papers. The papers are sorted by pageviews with the 10th most popular paper on top, and the most popular paper at the bottom.
10. Why is America Exceptional?
9. Why Government Spending Does Not Stimulate Economic Growth: Answering the Critics
8. EMP Attacks—What the U.S. Must Do Now
7. Senator Dodd’s Regulation Plan: 14 Fatal Flaws
6. The 2009 Index of Dependence on Government
5. Top 10 Disasters of Obamacare
4. Inflated Federal Pay: How Americans Are Overtaxed to Overpay the Civil Service
3. Federal Spending by the Numbers 2010
2. How to Cut $343 Billion from the Federal Budget
1. The Obama Tax Hikes: Economic and Fiscal Effects
I believe that entitlements reduce the drive of an individual to succeed in any aspect of life. I believe the welfare system should be abolished along with the minimun wage system. Individuals on welfare should be offered a job that is within their capability. If they need assistance to after accepting the job they would get it for a given period of time at whcih point the assistance would slowly cut back to zero.
Those working within the welfare system should not be given fully paid benefits, they must help pay for their medical and their pensions. Pensions and medical are based on straight time wages or salary, not padded like many social jobs are now. The size of the sytem must be reduced to reduce the burden off the tax payer.
Pension funds for public jobs once funded by the contributions of the workers are no longer subject to refunding when effected by economic fluctuations, the public should not be considered an endless source of funds.
Remeber, public service jobs are working for the people not the other way around.
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