…rainy day fund. Some of it, say $3m, we spend on improving our infrastructure. We spend another $2m to acquire Honey Bees Inc.. That leaves us with $4m. One of…

…Commission further decides that it is unwise to cut defense spending in the middle of two wars eliminating (B1) and that eliminating infrastructure spending or farm supports is both unwise…

…cut programs across the board, at a time of significant unemployment, without prioritizing programs that support the safety net or ensure education (like Head Start) or protect critical infrastructure or…

…up reasonable measures to help government collect revenues actually due. Matt Kibbe of Freedom Works doesn’t like “creating a new infrastructure to expand the general power of government.” Will the…

…deficit or crowding out spending on education, infrastructure or the environment as predicted. There is no evidence the trend will not continue and Medicare cost growth is at the lowest…

…healthy food options, walking and biking infrastructure projects, or increasing access to blood pressure screenings at the dentist’s office. One way that dentists can contribute to the Prevention and Public…

…is to ignore GDP growth rates and focus on household income growth rates, which anyway are what should really matter. Rather than continue to increase investment in manufacturing capacity, infrastructure,…

…really needed–to fund basic scientific research, to support public education, to fund needed infrastructure projects–not to give another tax break to multinationals and their owners/managers. For once, the country needs…

…China or a business philosophy to maximize profits. The result is that domestic consumption is weaker. Yet there is an implication that capital needs the extra income to develop infrastructure…

…underclass the most important topic for government to address, I fear this country is in for a rude shock. Infrastructure expenditures will continue to dwindle especially in poorer areas, Education…