I wrote about the Ryan budget two days ago, praising it for complying with Mitchell’s Golden Rule and reforming Medicare and Medicaid. But I believe in being honest and nonpartisan, so I also groused that it wasn’t as good as the 2011 and 2012 versions. Now it’s time to give the same neutral and dispassionate [...]
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Negative fourth quarter GDP has U.S. on track for official double-dip recession by April Fool’s Day. President Obama’s agenda? Anything and everything but economic growth, jobs and allowing Americans to bail themselves out of poverty. To characterize the economic reality of the United States between Obama Inaugurals as a “recovery” has always been Orwellian, despite the technical accuracy of the term beginning with positive GDP | Read More » . . . → Read More: Halfway to Double-Dip Recession, Obama still Indifferent  Comments are closed  Regulars  barack obama, Economic growth, economy, franklin d roosevelt, GDP, Gross domestic product, Herbert Hoover, Jobs, obama, Poverty, United States V134 Treasury Secretary Tim Geithner, another presidential proxy, met with Republicans to put on the table the furthest thing from a serious solution to the impending “fiscal cliff.” This is both sad but unsurprising. Considering that President Obama has sent several budgets to Capital that didn’t garner a single vote from either side of the [...] . . . → Read More: It’s Time for Republicans to Put a Stake in the Ground and Walk Away Comments are closed Sago 2012 Election, barack obama, Bill Clinton, Business/Finance, Connie Mack, Council on Foreign Relations, Economic policy, Economics, economy, Economy of the United States, fiscal cliff, Fiscal Crisis, George H.W. Bush, Gross domestic product, Group of Thirty, Harry Reid, House speaker, I T MATTERS, Income tax in the United States, John A. Boehner, John Yarmouth, Natural Disaster, obama, pence, Person Communication and Meetings, Politics, president, Public economics, Secretary, serious solution, tax, Tax Reform, Taxes, Tim Geithner, Timothy F. Geithner, Timothy Geithner, Treasury Secretary, USD, Value-Added Tax, Washington, Wilson ASA V252 In watching the talking heads on the news, as ways to address the fiscal cliff are discussed, it is very clear how irresponsible the Democrats are. When a Republican in interviewed, such as Lindsey Graham, Saxby Chambliss, John McCain, they talk about trying to work something out. What that really means is how they [...] . . . → Read More: Democrats Set to Push Republicans Over the Fiscal Cliff Comments are closed Raw 2012 Election, Bias, Business/Finance, Chris van Hollen, Clinton, Deficit reduction in the United States, Dick Durban, Durbin, economy, Economy of the United States, Europe, Fiscal Crisis, George H.W. Bush, Greece, Gross domestic product, Hauser's Law, Health Care, john mccain, Kuwait, Liberty, Lindsey Graham, Media, Medicare, obama, Politics, Politics of the United States, Presidency of Barack Obama, president, Read my lips: no new taxes, Reagan, Saddam Hussein, Soviet Union, speeches, tax, Taxation in the United States, Taxes, United States presidential election, USD, Washington V113 In watching the talking heads on the news, as ways to address the fiscal cliff are discussed, it is very clear how irresponsible the Democrats are. When a Republican in interviewed, such as Lindsey Graham, Saxby Chambliss, John McCain, they talk about trying to work something out. What that really means is how they [...] . . . → Read More: Democrats Set to Push Republicans Over the Fiscal Cliff Comments are closed Raw 2012 Election, Bias, Business/Finance, Chris van Hollen, Clinton, Deficit reduction in the United States, Dick Durban, Durbin, economy, Economy of the United States, Europe, Fiscal Crisis, George H.W. Bush, Greece, Gross domestic product, Hauser's Law, Health Care, john mccain, Kuwait, Liberty, Lindsey Graham, Media, Medicare, obama, Politics, Politics of the United States, Presidency of Barack Obama, president, Read my lips: no new taxes, Reagan, Saddam Hussein, Soviet Union, speeches, tax, Taxation in the United States, Taxes, United States presidential election, USD, Washington V105 I appeared on CNBC yesterday to talk about the “fiscal cliff” and the potential impact on economic performance. You won’t be surprised to learn that I’m mostly concerned with how the issue gets resolved. Yes, there is some temporary uncertainty that is probably making markets skittish, but I’m much more worried about Obama bullying the [...] Comments are closed Regulars Bill Clinton, Class warfare, CNBC, fiscal cliff, Fiscal Policy, GDP, Golden Rule, Government Spending, Gross domestic product, Higher Taxes, News Appearance, obama, Rahn Curve, republicans, Tax Increase, Taxation V156 |
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