Tag Archives: national debt

We Can’t Bail Out College Students

Posted on October 27, 2011 by Barbara

Who paid off your college loans for you?  Even more likely, how long did you and your parents save to put you through college?  Did you have take classes at nights and work or take care of your children during … Continue reading →

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Taking A ‘Path To Prosperity’ Or Low Road To ’12 Election

Posted on April 7, 2011 by Barbara

by Jeffrey H. Anderson On Sunday, House Budget Committee Chairman Paul Ryan laid out the gist of his strikingly bold budgetary proposal. On Tuesday, he released his well-conceived plan in its entirety. On the day in between, President Obama launched his re-election … Continue reading →

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Tidbits

Posted on November 18, 2010 by Barbara

By James Soviero The city of Los Angeles got 111 million dollars in stimulus money. The influx of cash “created or saved” 55 jobs. That would average out to $2,000,000 for every person either not fired, or hired. The city … Continue reading →

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Rating The Deficit Panel’s Dramatic Entitlement Reforms

Posted on November 12, 2010 by Barbara

Amidst cries of foul on the part of Democratic leaders – including Nancy Pelosi and union boss Richard Trumka – deficit commission co-chairs Erskine Bowles and former Senator Alan Simpson have floated a trial balloon on reforms designed to help … Continue reading →

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