I know Econofact is discussing various programs as being an issue. Social Security being one of them. That may be true for Social Security if the funds are not available to pay back what is owed to the Trust fund. The other issue being the decreases in taxes for upper income brackets which would have […]
Weekly Indicators for June 1 – 5 at Seeking Alpha – by New Deal democrat The large majority of the high frequency indicators remain positive. Interestingly, though, one of the early warning signals for credit tightening, the Chicago Fed’s Leverage Index, is now at a level that in the past has more often meant a […]
All of this to keep immigrants out of the United States even though replacement rate is down and decreasing. A term I am learning from the VA as they argue with me about how I was poisoned while at Camp Lejeune is “More Likely than Not.” Moe likely than not replacement rate in the US […]
An update on a global energy issue. This abbreviated report from Oil Price is written by Alex Kimani. It is abbreviated by me so as to make it an easier and a quicker read at Angry Bear. It is mostly a copy of what has been presented by Oil Price. The link is there if you […]
I guess if you are one of the Washington DC rioters, it can happen. It did happen for this rioter as well as other rioters. The decision to pardon those involved in January 6 was Trumps. Giving some of them (the insurrectionists) jobs in government was Trumps. Sadly doing so sends ahe message that crimes […]
The referendum on healthcare is what the election of a new senator representing Texas is going to amount to this go-around. It will be a referendum on healthcare between the Dem candidate James Talarico and the Repub candidate Ken Paxton. Texas has one of the weakest healthcare policy in the United States and the highest […]
Rather than saying no, SCOTUS allows Alabama to realign voting districts thereby disenfranchising minority Americans “Shame and the Supreme Court” Civil Discourse with Joyce Vance Tuesday was primary day in Alabama. There were contested races in both parties. The marquee gubernatorial race drew significant interest, with more than five candidates competing on the Democratic side, […]
Letter to Congressional Representative Seth Moulton by Sanuel Walker . . . “Just as a turnpike provides time and place utility for product and people, a railpike would also. And, just as a turnpike does not provide pick up and delivery of product and people, likewise a railpike would serve to provide transport service from […]
– by New Deal democrat My Big Theme for the past few months has been that the AI Boom (or possibly bubble) is counterbalancing a stagnant or even shallowly recessionary rest of the economy. The bottom line is that the May report was the third in a row that not only confirmed that, but suggested […]
“No Unauthorized Spending: The U.S. Constitution dictates that no money can be drawn from the Treasury except through an act of appropriation. Without a funded budget, paying wages is unconstitutional.” “Office Hours: How Do We Deal with the Inevitable Loss of Good Jobs to AI?” Anthropic — the artificial intelligence company behind the chatbot Claude […]