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Odd Jobs:
Now that America's Mexican workforce is declining - for the first time
since the Depression - some pundits are worrying over immigration
policis and the Latino vote. A lot of ordinary rich folks are more
concerned with who is going to mow the lawn, polish the car and take
care of the kid. Or shingle the roof.
Fox News Ethics:
Fox co-conspirator Steve Doocy explains that making up things and
claiming Obama said them was not 'misquoting' the President, merely
'paraphrasing' to clarify what the President meant.
Focus!
Budget deficits, tax rates, abortion and Social Security bankruptcy
take up the noise out of Washington. But solving the unemployment
problem – even if it is limited to just the 13 million the government
acknowledges - should be number one. Why isn't it? 'Cause nobody's got
the foggiest.
Be Prepared:
"The most important take-away points from the 2012 Trustees Report will
be that Social Security has a large and growing surplus; that without
any Congressional action, Social Security will continue to pay benefits
to America’s eligible working families for decades; and that with modest
legislated increases in revenue, it will continue to pay those benefits
for the next century and beyond."
Stampede: Suddenly everyone knew all along that Keynes was right and austerity was wrong, not only for Europe but for the US, and that austerity has "brought nothing but misery" to Europe - witness the falling GDP numbers.
And - the herd now claims to have known for some time - the US stimulus
was way too small and if the tax increase scheduled for January 2013
isn't killed, the US economy will be. A look back to the previous cycle -
the one that led to the Great Depression - suggests that if we keep
marching down the austerity path we well may end up goose-stepping along.
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Ten Economic Questions for 2025
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Here is a review of the Ten Economic Questions for 2024.
Below are my ten questions for 2025 (I've been doing this online every year
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