…that New York Times columnist Joe Nocera writes about in his column today. In short, Romney suggested that the 47% of Americans who don’t take responsibility for their own lives…

OMB Watch suggests looking at projections first for talk on fiscal responsibility. Hence instead of talking idealogy first, go for the numbers. It is not BDS to use this years…

…by the tax cuts during Bush’s first term. And one of the main ways the national Republicans are proposing to curb Federal spending is simply shift responsibility to the states….

…of privilege and an increase in expectations, and economic responsibility, for women from “feminist” striving. “If she can do that maybe I’ll be asked and expected to do it too.”…

…finance this change for all beneficiaries. In closing, the problems of high prices and complexity of health care cannot be solved by shifting responsibility to people through high-deductible plans linked…

Have you heard about 16.896? “…with or without solicitation of bids, for any amount that the department determines to be in the best interest of the state.” Who knew behind…

From the Capitol Times op-ed (hat tip juan): In fact, like just about every other state in the country, Wisconsin is managing in a weak economy. The difference is that…

…to find, from Sunday night: Rescue requires mutual responsibility. As taxpayers are asked to take extraordinary steps to protect our financial system, it is only appropriate to expect those institutions…

Sammy suggested avoiding the blame game and focus on future regulations. So I noticed others talking about regulating ‘looters’ in the narrow sense of the word. I learned a few…

…primitive need to know where to throw my bricks in times of a company needing to take responsibility. Hopefully we can find a better way to spend all this sloshing…