…cap (and I think applying FICA to capital income). I’m not sure a majority supports both measures, but I guess (again I am shamelessly guessing) that this would pretty much…

…Recession. 5. And now we learn the capping blow (which common sense tells us anyway, given what we know about human nature and its frequent inability to handle the struggle…

…to a firm date even now, with the best guesses on Capitol Hill suggesting sometime in August. Now there is no reason to suggest that CBO will experience a similar…

…week, just as many employed coal miners. More flaky anti market ideas after the jump. The idea is to pit the coal miners against the coal consumers. Resistance to cap…

…their desired end is even shared. “Just lift the payroll tax cap and the problem is fixed!” is not compelling to people who don’t want to fix it that problem…

…so fast, that decision has not been made’. Well it makes a huge difference because coincidentally some of the major proposals out there like changes in retirement age and cap…

…cannot afford (no mention of subsidies or caps on out-of-pocket payments which should virtually eliminate medical bankruptcies.) You read that small businesses won’t be able to afford a mandate (no…

…patent law. 3) Congress should resolve to end the preferential treatment of those few Americans who own most of the financial assets of the country by ending the capital gains…

…than at their timing. And would lower their market cap value, making it harder for them to continue merging and growing ever bigger and even more “too big to fail.”…

…the House bill caps out-of-pocket expenses at $2,000 a year. Under the Senate Finance bill, the family would have to pay $4,000. Moreover, under both bills, there are no co-pays…