
Beyond the disaster itself, it’s tragic that even more programs for the elderly, disabled and children will be attacked in the selfish demands for offsets.

Beyond the disaster itself, it’s tragic that even more programs for the elderly, disabled and children will be attacked in the selfish demands for offsets.

The bottom line is simple. Austerity has been an immoral failure for the middle class and the poor.

Carmen Reinhart and Kenneth Rogoff are the equivalent of economic superstars to the right-wing, and as it turns out, are economic con-men, using bad math and cherry picked data to create the results desired.

The GOP is the party of the 1%. They’re not even bothering to pretend they care about the rest of us anymore.

John Boehner sat down to rattle off the latest Republican talking points, saying he’s against raising their taxes by even a few percentage points and would rather make cuts to social programs.

Considering our recent growth in the jobs market, despite a tax increase and uncertainty about the sequester, it’ll be interesting to see what happens in March and April.

The Donald’s amenable, but are White House Tours essential to the Secret Service’s mission? And can the President accept private donations to cover programs cut by the sequester?

Who are you going to believe? The Nobel Prize winning economist who’s been right about everything for years on end or the people that crashed the economy and made billions off our suffering?

It’s hard to believe that the GOP is willing to make devastating cuts that would hurt constituents in their home states just to make a point.

LaPierre thinks Kindergarten teachers should be armed at all times. Krugman says the debt can be dealt with after we get the economy repaired. Yes, it’s clear they’re BOTH lunatics …

This week’s ‘Addicting Info’ news in review, divvied up into your favorite categories, including Those Danged Republicans, Guns, Gays, and The Jabbering Classes.

After already forcing trillions in cuts, causing layoffs, and strangling our economic growth, Republicans in Congress want to force European-style austerity on America — inviting another recession.

The unemployment numbers for last month are relatively unchanged from December, which is a very good sign for the year to come.

Private employers added 157K jobs, State and Feds cut 9K, and our GDP shrank by 1%. When will we learn?
Defense cuts have slowed down our otherwise-growing economy, which proves that the GOP-led spending cuts won’t help us.

An honest effort to negotiate lowering the deficit would not and should not include holding the debt ceiling hostage again.

It’s probably too much to hope for, but the signs are there — there is a chance that we’ll see Norquist become politically irrelevant in time.