…other political leaders often say that the men and women who have served in our military since 9/11 are the “new greatest generation.” Well, here’s a thought from two infantry…

…percent less oil than it did in 1973, although the economy has more than doubled. Billions of dollars were invested to convert oil-reliant electricity-generation systems into ones powered by natural…

…He is exactly right that demographically-driven federal spending is rising rapidly as the baby boom generation nears retirement, and the best political opportunity for restructuring Social Security and Medicare has…

…assets to pay off the system’s obligations. Even if it did, the assets would be exhausted in a few short decades as the baby boom generation retires … An editorial…

…plans – often in lieu of wages for services performed a generation ago when such entities also had cash flow problems from intense competition. In what might be seen as…

…efficient automobiles, less oil in electricity generation and more efficient industry. The following graph shows oil consumption by sector. The industrial sector has never returned to the 1979 consumption levels…

…of 2018? Simply this – ever since the Reagan-Greenspan Soc. Sec. recommendations were implemented a generation ago, we thought we were prefunding the retirement benefits of the baby boom generation….

…shortly propose the diversion of 2% of the taxable Social Security payroll to private Social Security accounts… Since benefits for the next generation or so are not going to be…

…the interest payments on Bush’s debt. To actually repay the debt (rather than just make interest payments on it), the generation of Americans that are today’s children will have the…

…a generation, they fell behind. I was one of those babies that graduated into the heart of the 1982 recession. If the Fed “had gone Volcker in 1975”, as Steve…