…pay taxes at, I guess, about the rate that Romney did for 2010. Presumably, the ones who pay no taxes will vote for Obama in the hope of avoiding taking…

…putting the car in neutral by accident and falling over a cliff to my relief as it beat blocking traffic and hearing Italian curses for hours and 2) hearing that…

…and more than $15 million in federal contracts over the years,” according to the article. This included Small Business Administration money very early on, as well as federal disaster relief…

…is over the mortality statistics and whether mammograms are being oversold. False positives certainly lead to unneeded biopsies, but unneeded biopsies do provide relief from emotional issues. There is often…

…43.3, respectively in July. This implies a quickening of the pace of contraction across the French and German manufacturing bases with not much hope of near-term relief, neither from domestic…

…tax-law specialist.) So I’ve changed “super PACs” to “nonprofit tax-exempt ‘social welfare’ advocacy groups.” This matters only because super PACs already have to disclose their donors. Nonprofit tax-exempt “social welfare”…

…managers continue to receive their customary overcompensation and allowing banks generally to continue their predatory practices even while the taxpayers were providing them extraordinarily low-cost financing with practically no strings…

…jumped at a 21.3% annual pace. Banks and sovereigns have seen relief in the short-term credit markets, a product of long-term funding from the ECB. But credit availability to the…

…(pseudo-fiscal) conservatives and libertarians – and the cracks are starting to show. If nothing else, the endless campaign of Republican debates has cast these differences into bold relief. Logically, the…

…be able to avoid pejorative terms such as “windfall” or “excess” profit tax, because the tax is neither confiscatory nor punitive. With higher gas prices, oil companies will make record…