Some people think government spending is too much, some think it's too little; almost no one thinks it's 'just right'. The core question becomes: Should we decrease spending/services or increase taxes/revenues? Fake Social Science hopes to address this question in a three …
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Sen. Scott Brown joked at a St. Patrick’s Day that Republican presidential hopeful Rick Santorum’s secret service detail may be the first time he’s ever “used protection.”
In terms of balancing the budget, there’s no way to answer that question—no mathematical basis for declaring either spending or revenues the problem.
Panic is in the air as gasoline prices move above $4.00 per gallon. Politicians and pundits are rounding up the usual suspects, looking for someone or something to blame for this latest outrage to middle class family budgets.
President Obama said in his State of the Union speech, "We've already agreed to more than $2 trillion in cuts and savings." That was reassuring. The new budget he released this week promises $4 trillion in "deficit reduction" -- about half in tax increases and half in spending …
Sens. Jeanne Shaheen (D-N.H.) and Charles Schumer (D-N.Y.) announced Tuesday on Twitter that they’re putting their respective states’ brews behind their pigskin predictions.
The Senate descended into procedural chaos Thursday night as Democrats forced a change in Senate rules and shut down a GOP effort to bog down a Chinese currency bill with a series of unrelated amendments.
If you wonder why so many conservatives have left your ranks, I invite you to look at yourselves. Jazzman646's tribute to conservative women article was just taken down by "You" the "community." The article spawned many very interesting - and even a few respectful - debates on co …
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U.S. Sen.
Marine Lt. Gen. John Allen, nominated to replace Gen.
Repeal The 17th Amendment has not initiated any private discussions.