Category Archives: Economics

GOP Super Committee Six

The GOP has announced their six members of the so-called Super Committee to address budget cuts. House Speaker John Boehner chose House Republican Conference Chairman Jeb Hensarling of Texas, House Ways and Means Committee Chairman Dave Camp of Michigan and House Energy and Commerce Committee Chairman Fred Upton of Michigan. Senate Republican leader Mitch McConnell … Continue reading

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02/12/2012

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Another Person Gets It

In my feed reader this morning was an article in the UK Telegraph by Janet Daley. Here is a bit: The truly fundamental question that is at the heart of the disaster toward which we are racing is being debated only in America: is it possible for a free market economy to support a democratic … Continue reading

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Amilya Antonetti’s Rightous Rant

Looking at our economy, both now and in the foreseeable future, can be a depressing exercise. The current administration and the President’s party offer nothing to alleviate that depression. We see people all around who are happy to live on what government provides, and naive enough to believe that government can provide everything they’ve promised. … Continue reading

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Chutzpah in Chief

President Obama’s field trip to Wall Street yesterday can be explained this way: It’s like telling your wife, “You’ve really let yourself go, now get over here and give daddy a little sumpin sumpin.” Both bills, he said, represent “significant improvement on the flawed rules” that are in place today, “despite the furious efforts of … Continue reading

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You Evil, Evil Businesses

Listing to Rush while I’m at lunch. He played a clip of President Obama that is just astounding in it’s cluelessness. I will find the actual quote as soon as possible, but here is my take. The president placed the blame for joblessness on business, ignoring the role government plays. His basic premise is that … Continue reading

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Better Than Break-even Blogging

Blogging, for the great majority of us, is not a money making endeavor. In fact it can be a financial negative. If you have your own hosting and domain it is going to cost a bit of money. Not break-the-kids-college-fund money, but some. Yes, this post is an advertisement. Actually, two. The first is this; … Continue reading

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Give this administration a speeding ticket

A great visual representation of the debt increase from Political Math Tweet Sphere: Related Content

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Sarah Palin on The ‘Cap And Tax’ Dead End

Gov. Sarah Palin has an excellent article in the Washington Post looking at the President’s “Cap And Tax” legislation. I am deeply concerned about President Obama’s cap-and-trade energy plan, and I believe it is an enormous threat to our economy. It would undermine our recovery over the short term and would inflict permanent damage. [...] … Continue reading

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Living In Government Housing

Living in government housing used to be limited to military personnel (I still remember visiting my uncle and his family at Ft. Dix) and, what we used to call, “the projects”. Not anymore. I bet you thought that if you bought a house, you actually own it and can, with reasonable exceptions, do with it … Continue reading

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Doing the Math

I know it’s awfully early in the morning, but I’ve been up for two hours and I’m on my second cup of coffee, so I shouldn’t strain anything trying to do some math. If you’re going to play along at home, please stretch first. I don’t want you hurting yourself, and numbers can do that … Continue reading

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