…wars of choice in Afghanistan and Iraq. We need to cut military spending significantly, and it will not hurt the country’s defense to do so. (It may, however, crimp the…

…an impressive series of experts familiar with the the last decades wars, and finally asks: Can you find former military and intelligence officials who are more sympathetic to a strike?…

…using the ITIN must now provide a Social Security number. Most likely, they do not have a legitimate SS number. Isn’t this like the feudal wars? Knights on horseback slaughtering…

…the broader field of psychological health (PH), and traumatic brain injury (TBI) are recognized as the signature wounds of the wars in Afghanistan and Iraq. In two reports issued in…

…over the real growth of the federal deficit as Bush pushed through huge tax cuts while increasing federal spending (especially on preemptive wars), will give the GOP response to the…

…run dry. The public is paying no more attention to that then it is to the other now-decades-old Republican-playbook standards: culture-wars issues, welfare queens, tax “relief” for the wealthy; environmental…

…good money after bad argument” was made in “Of Mice and Economics Dan Seligman, Forbes Magazine, Aug 28 1998 (Dan here…Also see Naked Capitalism US Wars are far from over)…

…wars, an the ensuing Great Recession. Surprisingly, the red line has a slightly lower slope than the blue line. Not surprisingly, total receipts have been close to flat for the…

…wars and massive tax cuts for the wealthy largely by tapping the ostensible Social Security trust fund. No, what matters is that Kavanaugh said what he said, irrespective of his…

…two problems–wars being fought without the normal tax increases to fund them, and tax cuts even when those cuts created hundreds of billions of dollars in annual deficits. the estate…