If individuals ran their finances the same way conservatives expect the government to use tax revenue, everyone would rent their house and drive an old car.
Long-term, we’re still in trouble due to a variety of factors, and neither our government nor our media seem to know how to actually look at the federal 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?
Big Banking is preventing free market competition by surreptitiously acquiring government endorsement because of their size.
Defense cuts have slowed down our otherwise-growing economy, which proves that the GOP-led spending cuts won’t help us.
It is not often when a left-wing think tank, and a right-wing magazine are in full agreement, but when it comes to the federal minimum wage, they are, and it is a sign which we should take seriously.
A higher GDP encourages the markets, which makes investors happy, and with shiny happy people talking about the market doing well, the confidence of everyone is boosted…which makes people want to go out and buy things. And turns out, we are!
September numbers show strong gains in U.S. home sales, consumer confidence, and housing prices.
Are you better off than you were four years ago? Although there are admittedly those who can’t feel it yet, the answer is in the numbers and the numbers tell us we are better off and things are improving every day.
Weary from a decade of war and strained financially, Americans themselves are rethinking whether the U.S. can still afford a global purpose.
You’ve heard this from me many times over the years, but both parties are NOT the same, and anyone who says such a thing is not an “expert,” no matter how he/she portray themselves.
A five minute 50 second ‘movie’ which attempts to explain Herman Cain’s 9-9-9 plan was just released to YouTube.
On Monday, newly “ordained” Republican presidential candidate, Rick Perry, hit the stage preaching the GOP “gospel of the tax cut” and the evils of government regulation. He came out on the campaign trail swinging, using age-old GOP talking points: government…
