Niall Ferguson's Complete And Definitive Guide To The Sovereign Debt Crisis
Who wants a union? Not Southern autoworkers, it seems
This Is The County With America's Highest Property Tax
Why We Should Eliminate the Corporate Income Tax
Stop this race to the bottom on corporate tax
Despite pressure to reduce national debt, few in Congress use payback program
How Partisan Groups Are Using Sound Bites To Discredit Public Figures
Here Are The 10 Most Conservative States
The more things change, the more they stay the same
I’d enjoy reading the citation of constitutional authority for this
Where Obama’s White Vote Matters Less in 2012
We've Become a Nation of Takers, Not Makers: More Americans work for the government than in manufacturing, farming, fishing, forestry, mining and utilities combined.
Legal scholars examine the U.S. high court's 'Supreme Mistakes'
How You Can Pull a GE on Taxes
Republican policies don’t care about poor people
Skunked
- Medicare, Medicaid and Social Security now account for 44% of total federal spending and are steadily rising.
- Previous Congresses (and Administrations) have relied on the assumption that we can grow our way out of this onerous debt burden.
- Unless entitlements are substantially reformed, the U.S. will likely default on its debt; not in conventional ways, but via inflation, currency devaluation and low to negative real interest rates.
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