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The term economic stimulus is being tossed all over the place the last few days. Stimulating the economy can be done many ways, and the best way to do that would be to reduce the size of government, reduce the tax burden and reduce the amount of business over-regulation. The stimulus being touted today, described…
I’ll just point you over to Ed Morrissey at Hot Air.
I’m not exactly certain what this means, but I figured I’d put the data out for you to discuss. This is data from the 2009 tax year, the last available from the IRS.
Reagan’s former budget chief and the original supply side economist has been taking his whacks at the Republican Party since 1985. But the warning this time is not just for Republicans … it’s Americans. Welcome to the new normal.
Today’s funny is courtesy of Cavuto on Business. Ben Stein addresses Obama’s “create or save” 150,000 to 600,000 jobs number. Laughing at you not with you. httpv://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rxVjDOWZzuA
I imagine they don’t care is more like it. httpv://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UnIx5NBRvsM
So, hold your breath folks, both literally and figuratively. A week ago Friday, we learned that that the EPA has declared carbon to be a “dangerous pollutant” that endangers the public, and thus, needs to be regulated. That, of course, includes carbon dioxide. In passing, I wonder why all of these important decisions affecting all of us always seem to magically appear only…
Looks like the trade war is off. Good thing too. With the US having the second highest corporate income tax and facing “the worst economy since the great depression”, my guess is it would have become a “quagmire.” Last night Mr Obama gave a strong signal that he would remove the most provocative passages from…
Just yesterday I received an e-mail from a friend who was quite upset about his tax burden. He increased his quarterly payments by 33 percent in 2007, but his tax bill was higher than expected and he still owed more money. He owed so much more that a penalty was added. He was under the…
I think I may start a new category for unexpected good news. The economy, consumer spending, how well a president gets along with another head of state… Just today, Bloomberg.com has a new one; Construction Spending in the U.S. Unexpectedly Rose. Read the entire article for the bad news that seems to overcome the good…
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