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The Fed’s Failures

October 25, 2011 By Tait Trussell 2 Comments

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Has the central bank done all it can do?

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Filed Under: Daily Mailer, FrontPage Tagged With: 2008 crisis, Ben Bernanke, Federal Reserve, inflation, QEII, quantitative easing, Ron Paul, Unemployment

Demagogue Paul Krugman Slanders Republican Budget Cutters As “Extortionists” and “Blackmailers

May 16, 2011 By Joseph Klein

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Horror of horrors! Those nasty Republicans are at it again – holding President Obama “hostage” unless he agrees to their outrageous demands as a condition for their votes to raise the nation’s debt ceiling.

Filed Under: NewsReal Blog Tagged With: Conservatism, Dollar, Economy, feature, inflation, Leftists Criticize/Mock Conservatives, National Debt, News, Obama, Barack, OIL, Paul Krugman, President Obama

What “Hope and Change” Means in Real Life: Obama’s Economic Stagflation

April 28, 2011 By Joseph Klein

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Can you say stagflation? The Jimmy Carter years may be repeating themselves as the Obama economy continues to flounder.

Filed Under: NewsReal Blog Tagged With: Bernanke, Birth Certificate, cable news, Economy, feature, Federal Reserve, foxnews, inflation, MSNBC, News, Obama, Barack, President Obama

Gold-Plated Stupidity: Media Matters’ Ludicrous Attack On Beck

May 13, 2010 By Matthew Vadum Leave a Comment

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Will Bunch of left-wing character assassination site Media Matters for America has penned what has to be one of the dumbest items I have ever read from the George Soros steno pool.
In a blog post titled, “Beck fans strike gold…for now,” Bunch argues that Glenn Beck is causing a speculative bubble in gold by hyping doom [...]

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Budget Deficit to Reach $1.35 Trillion for 2010 – WSJ.com

January 26, 2010 By Jacob Laksin 1 Comment

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Congressional experts pegged the 2010 U.S. budget deficit at $1.35 trillion, a slight improvement from the $1.38 trillion estimate in August, but the overall picture of the government’s finances remains bleak, according to the annual report released Tuesday. The Congressional Budget Office said the government will run an aggregate deficit of almost $6 trillion during [...]

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David Frum: Why Health Care Bill is Too Big a Risk – Frum Forum

December 22, 2009 By Jacob Laksin 1 Comment

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I wanted to support President Obama’s health care reforms if I possibly could. The U.S. health care system costs too much, delivers too little and excludes too many. Americans pay 60 percent more per person for health care than any other nation. Yet Americans rank only 41st in life expectancy and live with the paralyzing [...]

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America’s Health Care Precipice

December 16, 2009 By Peter Collier Leave a Comment

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Barack Obama told the press today that the U.S. stood “on the precipice” of a health care bill. Either the White House telepromter was on the blink today, or Obama, giddy from in his own in-house version of grade inflation, was so anxious to get that B+ he told Oprah he [...]