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Many in the US watched with a bit of concern over the EU extracting 10-40% of Cyprus bank account deposits as part of a bailout package for the island. Depositors were locked out of the banks and without notice the government appropriated 10-40% of their savings to satisfy unelected bureaucrats in Brussels. Hard-earned and hard-saved [...]
Alex Christian · Tuesday, April 9th, 2013· Tags:
Cyprus banks,
economic liberties,
Government Retirement Accounts,
Income Security and Family Support,
IRAs,
New School of Social Research,
Obamacare,
Rep. Jim McDermott,
taxing retirement savings,
Teresa Ghilarducci,
US and Cyprus,
US debt,
US reserve currency,
US welfare state ·
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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 ·
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The Democrats’ and Barack Obama’s solutions to jump-start our economy and reduce the deficit have gotten so asinine, the GOP can do nothing better politically than let them do what they want. It’s absolutely time to raise tax rates on the rich. When that accomplishes nothing or in fact hurts the economy, the GOP can [...]
Chris Jollay · Monday, November 26th, 2012· Tags:
Barack Obama,
Bill Clinton,
Buffett Rule,
democrats,
GDP,
GOP,
Microsoft,
national debt,
Obamacare,
Republican obstructionism,
Simpson-Bowles,
small businesses,
tax rates on rich,
taxing rich 100%,
top two tax brackets ·
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First, let me apologize to the great city of San Francisco. There is a rumor going around here on the east coast that they’re not always, shall we say, all that receptive to Republican policies. Or anyone that disagrees with them, for that matter. So the residents of Frisco might bristle when I make the [...]
Chris Jollay · Tuesday, October 23rd, 2012· Tags:
2012 election,
Chris Jollay column,
comeback kids,
Detroit Tigers,
Donald Trump,
Kung-Fu Panda Sandoval,
Marco Scutaro,
margin of error,
Mitt Romney,
MLB,
Nancy Pelosi,
NL Champions,
Obama in Ohio,
Obamacare,
Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act,
San Francisco,
San Francisco Giants,
swing states ·
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A Gallup poll earlier this summer found that Americans have never been less confident in TV news, and it’s hard to disagree with its findings. Every time I turn on the TV I find a news anchor embarrassing him or herself with overt bias or just an astounding lack of command of the facts. Newspapers [...]
Chris Jollay · Wednesday, August 8th, 2012· Tags:
ABC,
All-American Muslim,
Anderson Cooper,
Andrea Mitchell,
anti-Islamic bias,
bias,
Captain Janks,
Carol Costello,
CBS,
Chic-Fil-A,
CNN,
conservative,
Contessa Brewer,
Don Lemon,
Fast and Furious,
FBI,
Fox News,
Gallup,
George Zimmerman,
hate crimes,
Howard Stern,
Islamophobia,
media bias,
Milwaukee shootings,
Mitt Romney,
Mo Brooks,
MSNBC,
NBC,
newspapers,
Newsweek,
Obamacare,
PMandS.com,
Sean Hannity,
Sikh,
Supreme Court,
Talk Back question,
Time,
TLC,
TV news ·
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There has been no antidote to conservative venom directed at the Supreme Court’s decision to uphold the Affordable Care Act. The right’s outrage has driven many attacks against President Obama, Democrats, and calls to gut the legislation. Tea Party darling Rand Paul went as far as to remark, “Just because a couple of people on [...]
Brian Nicewander · Wednesday, August 1st, 2012· Tags:
Affordable Health Care Act,
conservative thinking,
Heritage Foundation,
individual mandate,
John Roberts,
Obamacare,
Rand Paul,
Stuart Butler,
Supreme Court ·
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