You would think by now people would begin to grow up. Begin to grow up and act like adults when handling firearms. It is not the wild west, You you do not get to shoot someone just because they said something you do not like. “What the data says about gun deaths in the US” […]
by R.J. Sigmund House GOP unveils health care bill without ObamaCare subsidies extension. House Republicans on Friday unveiled a health care bill they will bring to a vote next week that includes items that are broadly popular in the party. Cost sharing reductions and reforms to the pharmacy benefit manager industry. It will exclude extension […]
– by New Deal democrat To be updated by NDd. Today is the last day of our data drought before the onslaught of delayed reports that begins tomorrow with the November jobs report and CPI. In the meantime, there is a commenter on another economics site who generally believes that everything is OK as along as […]
Yes of course, manufacturing has been declining in the US due to many things, The prime one being exportation of jobs to countries which have less Overhead than the US. This however is different as there may be a miscount occurring. The Fed believes we may be shedding more jobs than what is being accounted […]
Just some recent stats so Angry Bear readers can understand this is still an issue. Biden did take some actions as the president. Supreme Court did block Biden on taking greater by canceling $400 billion in student loan debt. Also, I added some detail as developed by Melanie Hanson as to the loan originators. Student […]
If I had not worked in factories planning production and the materials to support it as determined by demand, I would probably be floundering. What makes things difficult is people claiming Labor is the greatest cost to manufacturing. It is not. Look to Overhead, Materials, for such Or in my simple words, a slow slide […]
Weekly Indicators for December 8 – 12 – by New Deal democrat My “Weekly Indicators” post is up at Seeking Alpha. While there were no significant changes in the ratings, two big stories stand out: (1) the nearly total re-normalization of the yield curve in response to Fed interest rate cuts; and (2) evidence of further deterioration […]
Two other presidents have involved themselves in outside interests and or enriching themselves. I thought there would be more. Neither appear to be so serious today as to what they may been thought during either Johnson’s presidency. Citizens for Responsibility and Ethics in Washington writes “The intensifying threat of Donald Trump’s emoluments.” Tru_p pretty much […]
Exposure to an environment where hepatitis is prevalent (or risk factors like diabetes, certain jobs, or travel, offering lifelong protection with just a few shots, etc.) than get the shot. If not then maybe flip a coin. I am compromised, so I opted for the A&B shots. I also travel out of country when I […]
Letters from an American Prof. Heather Cox Richardson Since the beginning of Prof. Heather Cox Richardson’s “Letters from an American,” I have been a subscriber. I like history reads combined with current political views. The Professor provides interesting pieces covering today’s events and the past. These are not snippets of conversational information; the pieces are […]