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Time the GOP admits Obama ain’t THAT bad for business
Okay, look, I know the stock market doesn’t necessarily present us with a perfect economic snapshot of things. For all I know, it could be currently on a great big bubble like it was in 2007. But with news today that the NYSE has reached an all-time high, can we at least admit that Obama’s [...]
Fred Thurston · Tuesday, March 5th, 2013· Tags: 401Ks, Bank of America, Bush recession, Dodd-Frank, E*Trade, Enron shenanigans, EPA, Fortune 500 companies, market up more jobs, Obama and stock market, Obama good for business, Obama recovery, Obama regulations, Obama stock market, Obamacare, small businesses, Stock market alltime high · 2 Comments »
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Maryland versus Virginia: a case study in Democratic economic mismanagement
If there’s a microcosm for the contrasting national economic visions on display this election season, it can be found in the case study of Maryland vs. Virginia. No two states’ economic situation is exactly the same, but it’s tough to find a better comparison of contrasting political ideologies within two states of similar demographics and geography. [...]
Chris Jollay · Monday, August 20th, 2012· Tags: Barack Obama, Bob McDonnell, casinos, Change Maryland, corporate tax rate, Democratic Governors Association, Fortune 500 companies, Larry Hogan, Martin O'Malley, Maryland vs. Virginia, millionaire's tax, Mitt Romney, Northrup Grumman, pension system, Republican Governors Association, tax increases in Maryland, unemployment rate · 5 Comments »