…doing some computer seminars on long-term care nursing. She is not happy. She sat down the other evening and put together a list of 15 major regulatory driven changes in…

…here over the years), it requires an explanation. While (I am not happy to report) an increased tax burden might in and of itself stimulate faster economic growth, I suspect…

…fit is surprisingly tight considering how few variables are involved. It doesn’t matter who believes it, or whether we are happy with this result. I personally would much prefer to…

…to the national economic trend. So, I hope the IMF is happy now. I have to be honest, the study does note: The three figures presented in the accompanying charts…

…access to federal court in order to challenge the constitutionality of state-court actions. I was happy to oblige, partly because this couple’s due process rights, were, in my opinion, violated,…

…opportunity, innovation, entrepreneurship, and healthy, happy living, all feeding on itself in a virtuous, self-perpetuating cycle, then broadly based wealth distribution is at least one necessary condition. A tax on…

…“heard” mentality? I mean, once you put them into happy land drug wise, there’s nothing left to do. Next patient please. What does it say about our population? Our character?…

…own analyses based on their intimate knowledge of how spending cuts will affect them. These people will also be more than happy to testify before a congressional committee on short…

…time until German price pressures emerge before they have to tighten monetary policy across the Eurozone. For example, the ECB must have been happy that some German unions are negotiating…

…invalidating the insurance mandate as beyond the reach of the Necessary and Proper Clause, would have repercussions that some of the Federalist Society justices wouldn’t be happy about—that those justices…