…enough common ground for us to have a discussion. I will simply note that policies have consequences, and if you purposely support policies knowing damn well that they will probably…

…determine how Americans emerge from the current malaise. With the right policies, the economy can grow at 3.5% to 4% a year, perhaps a bit more. Without meaningful reforms in…

…seen any major news organization go after the 49% not being ideologically serviced. Think that might have something to do with the policies we vote for? But, back to the…

…Democrats do a better job at these measures than Republicans. These readers tend to want to vote Republican, and they insist that most of a President’s policies have long lag…

…point, one has to conclude that either God punishes us for voting Republican, or Republican policies are simply more damaging than Democratic policies. 2. This post is starting to look…

…to the Canadian dollar from late 1980 to 1984, shouldn’t we note that most currencies followed this trend during the Reagan-Volcker mix of expansionary fiscal policies and tight monetary policies?…

…need policies that focus directly on raising pretax wages. Otherwise, we face the likelihood of a perpetually expanding low-end labor market, with jobs that fail to pay a living wage…

…that “sound, growth enhancing economic policies are continuing to make the U.S. an attractive place to invest,” he said. Taylor said administration policies already in place will help shrink the…

…indicates that Bush’s policies have in many cases done more to increase the threat of terrorism rather than reduce it. He has done this in a number of ways. Bush…

…Joel Kaplan, deputy director of the White House budget office, said Bush would halve the deficit “by pursuing very aggressively his pro-growth economic policies, and by leading the Congress toward…