Bail or re-sell after the bums are kicked out?
…the US economy. They made highly leveraged bets on assets backed by mortgages. …. If they can’t get away with the “no bailout” nonsense, the Wall Street welfare boys will…
…the US economy. They made highly leveraged bets on assets backed by mortgages. …. If they can’t get away with the “no bailout” nonsense, the Wall Street welfare boys will…
…favor nutrient-dense rather than calorie-dense produce, and mandates insurance coverage for preventing and treating pediatric obesity. Parents must take responsibility for their children’s welfare by providing high-quality food, limiting television…
…and this makes me wonder what else is not in that tax code that use to be. All this bickering about entitlements, and the transfer of income, and welfare etc,…
…understanding resulting in the judgment of an economy, should be in how successful it is in fulfilling these two aspects of the constitution: insure domestic tranquility, promote the general welfare….
…will find a way to reward politicians for “looking after their interests.” Besides, at a time when Congress is rightfully moving toward removing millions of able-bodied citizens from welfare rolls,…
…goes on to predict based on the resultant low wages: we incur all the costs of mass insecurity, industrial conflict, ungovernability, and unproductive welfare spending evident in my analysis of…
…substantially cutting defense spending, identifying some “corporate welfare” that can be cut, and perhaps by reducing some non-Social Security entitlements. That would still leave you with an annual general fund…
…budget-cutting package that would save nearly $40 billion over five years by imposing substantial changes on programs including Medicaid, welfare, child support and student lending. Note that this effort has…
…roughly $25 billion in earmarks was attached to the highway transportation bill alone. But pork can be found everywhere. There are a couple hundred billion dollars in farm and corporate-welfare…
…pro-growth strategy should stress large-scale budget cuts (such as, for the first time, real cuts in porkbarrel spending, including corporate welfare) and permanent tax relief to sustain economic growth. The…