The word of the day is “decline”:
If you read nothing else for the rest of the year about the Obama presidency and the direction it is taking the country, read Krauthammer in this week’s Weekly Standard. No, really – go read it. I’ll wait.
Riffing on Krauthammer’s theme, Mark Steyn dishes up lugubrious drollery as only [...]
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Posted in Obama, economy, monetary policy, politics, tagged debt, economics, health care, humor, money supply, Obama on October 8, 2009 | 3 Comments »
James Capretta explains in precise detail why the CBO score of the Baucus bill is a sham. Sen. Grassley agrees.
Over at RealClearPolitics, David Paul Kuhn assesses the importance of the growing willingness within the comedy class to make fun of Obama. Of course, some of us have been making fun of Obama for months, but [...]
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Posted in economy, tagged economy, Federal Reserve, money on January 26, 2009 | 3 Comments »
Not long ago, I read an article relating the fact that there were 70% more dollar bills in circulation on January 1, 2009 than on January 1, 2008. That’s a rather stunning fact, if you know anything about our monetary system. While the Fed has been busy buying insurance companies, flooding banks with cash, and [...]
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