Both Democrats and Republicans operate under the assumption that the rich are job creators; if that logic held, we’d have evidence of it by now.
The financial information for more than 100,000 wealthy people around the world was leaked via an anonymously submitted hard drive.
Romney doesn’t know quite what to do with himself without the mantle of power he felt he deserved.
He promised to spend $100 million — he met that goal and more, in order to try and avoid federal investigations into his business.
Is it ‘fair’ for public employees to lose pensions after years of service, while Fiorina makes $80 million after years of incompetence?
The use of economic measures to enslave people has been in use around the world for millennia, with the formula well-tested and proven
The words of Jesus condemn those who would proclaim themselves his followers in our political system.
Unsurprisingly, the super-rich give less than half the percentage of income that the middle class does.
At a recent campaign stop in Pella, Iowa, presidential candidate Rick Santorum (R – PA) made special note of his (and the majority of his party’s) views on economic reform as relevant to today’s socio-economic upheavals.
Democrats will miss Congressman Anthony Weiner more now that he’s been replaced by Bob Turner in N.Y.’s 9th District. Turner is the founder of the Rush Limbaugh and Jerry Springer shows AND he mirrors Michele Bachmann on fiscal policy. Moreover, Turner exploited New Yorkers’ sentiments on 9/11, Palestinians and gays to edge out Democratic candidate Dave Weprin by a 6.5 percent margin.
Is Rep. Paul Ryan really looking to make a buck off his constituents? In yet another Republican stunt that proves the GOP only cares about people with money, Ryan is charging a fee akin to a ‘poll tax’ for the right to speak with him.
Republicans rarely mean what they say. Here’s a translation guide in case you don’t speak Republican.
At the Federal level, the debt ceiling debate threatens to destroy America’s credit rating and devastate the American economy. Again, this is mainly because of a refusal to raise taxes on the very wealthy, especially on the part of Republicans. The United States Congress is made up of 245 millionaires.
