…and other entitlements. Meanwhile, POLITICO has more details: Education spending will increase 11% next year. Foreign wars will cost $118 billion. CNBC’s John Harwood also notes that the budget will…

…budget wars2. Appearing on “Fox News Sunday,” the chairman, Representative Paul D. Ryan3 of Wisconsin, also said Republicans would call for strict caps on all government spending that would require…

…they do not jump into wars without a strategy, a purpose, and a plan). This leaves the Arab League, which has several members—Egypt, Lebanon, Somalia, Bahrain, Iraq, Libya (being the…

…X’ers and younger if they have heard of the “labor wars“. You might be surprised, and not pleasantly. Just like the term “rat race“. Remember that one? You need to….

…who do the Blue Staters think will pay for all their wars and welfare? *Non-hedge fund financial services talent, that is. They generally live and work in Connecticut, from which…

…War. (BTW… anyone thinking that war is a way to promote economic growth should consider we’ve had a number of other wars during this period. What was unique about 1940-1944…

…for years, a process that was carred to extremes under Bush to fund the Bush tax cuts and the Iraq and Afghanistan wars. Source: OMB via Huffington Post Why doesn’t…

…is unwise to increase taxes during a recession and eliminates (A). Commission further decides that it is unwise to cut defense spending in the middle of two wars eliminating (B1)…

…due to the Bush tax cuts and increased defense spending due to wars in Iraq and Afghanistan, which will hopefully wind down in the not too distant future. Raising future…

…employment and the expansion of our export sector that will eventually arise. See Marshall Auerback’s post this week at Credit Writedowns for a discussion on austerity, currency wars, and exchange…