
Republicans are obsessed with talking about deficits (which Papantonio suggests has ‘always been about political posturing’).

Republicans are obsessed with talking about deficits (which Papantonio suggests has ‘always been about political posturing’).

The entire world must get mad. Every middle class and poor American must get mad. Politicians around the world have created policies based on a fraud.

Tax cuts for the wealthy are good for everyone. They’re economic vitamins! That, and other lies, form a synopsis of Fox News’ problems with the truth.

The Tea Party seems to not comprehend that there aren’t enough cuts possible to make up the budget deficit.

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 stunningly obvious, we should be investing in raising our revenue by engaging some short term spending in long term investments.

It’s so easy, even a conservative can do it! They won’t because the truth burns like acid, but they COULD. You know, if they had an ounce of integrity or honesty.

Where did the myth originate? InfoWars.com. If you recognize that name, it’s because it’s the website of psychotic pro-gun conservative Alex Jones.

Debunking more right wing lies: President Barack Obama did not create $5 trillion in new debt.

It’s rare that Jon Stewart ‘screws the pooch,’ as they say, but on Thursday night’s show he apparently did just that, at least if a Nobel Prize winning economist can be believed.

The 14th Amendment compelled recalcitrant southerners in Congress to help pay for the Civil War they started; now they can help pay for the wars they started in Iraq and Afghanistan.

Sensible people would realize they are being sandbagged, and would swallow their principles and pass the thing in the interest of national unity and legislative responsibility.

Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid believes we’re headed over the fiscal cliff, thanks to Republican stubbornness and inaction.
This holiday will be a very happy one for 44 people in upstate New York who were struggling under medical debt.

Some of America’s most powerful CEOs have banded together to push for solutions to America’s ‘debt problem.’ Their answer? More tax cuts.

In the next few weeks, thousands of people will get surprise letters informing them that their medical or student loan debt has been eradicated thanks to Occupy Wall Street

Fresh off his decisive win, Obama reminded intransigent Republicans Americans are on his side.

The GOP excels at three things: starting wars, running up the debt/deficit and lying about the economy.

When it comes to taxes, Mitt Romney is using his all-too-familiar lack of detail to explain how it works. Where’s the math, Mitt?

Within a generation, the United States went from a nation of lenders to a nation of debtors, but a new study shows this trend is now in reverse.