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Tag Archives: American Economy
Commentary Magazine: Jonathan S. Tobin: The Greek Crisis Echoed in Democrat’s Entitlement Stance
Source:Commentary Magazine To state the obvious, America is not Greece. Greece, a country of eleven-million people, with an economy somewhere around two-hundred-fifty-million people and yet their central government spends about half of its GDP. Most of that having something to … Continue reading
Democracy Journal: Nick Hanauer & David Rolf: ‘Shared Security, Shared Growth’
“The American middle class is facing an existential crisis. For more than three decades, declining wages, fraying benefits, and the rising costs of education, housing, and other essentials have stressed and squeezed middle-class Americans. But by far the biggest threat … Continue reading
Posted in New Left, Originals
Tagged 2015, America, American Economy, Big Government, Collectivism, Collectivists, David Rolf, Democratic Socialism, Democratic Socialists, Economic Security, Far Left, James Lockhart, New Left, Nick Hanauer, Small Business, Socialism, Socialists, Trade, United States, Welfare State
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Salon: Bill Moyers & Michael Winship: Bernie Sanders Isn’t a Crackpot
Salon It depends on what you mean by progressive, to sort of paraphrase what Bill Moyers said about, “it depends on what you mean by left-wing.” If you mean left-wing is somehow out of the political mainstream in America, well … Continue reading
Posted in Bernie Sanders, Originals
Tagged 114th Congress, 2016 Presidential Election, America, American Economy, Bernie Sanders, Bernie Sanders For President, Bill Moyers, Democratic Socialism, Democratic Socialists, Far Left, Michael Winship, New Left, Social Democracy, Social Democrats, Socialism, Socialists, Theodore Roosevelt, U.S. Congress, U.S. Senate, United States, Vermont
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U.S News: Eric Schnurer: ‘A Modest Proposal: Stop Taxing The Rich’
“I’VE COME TO THE reluctant conclusion that there’s only one progressive solution to the problem destroying American politics and, with it, our country’s future: Give Republicans the one and only thing they care about. That’s right – let’s exempt the … Continue reading
Posted in New Left, Originals
Tagged 2015, America, American Capitalism, American Economy, American Private Enterprise, Capitalism, Economic Freedom, Eric Schnurer, Fred Glass, Individual Freedom, One Percent, Private Enterprise, Progressive Consumption Tax, Tax Reform, Tax The Rich, Taxes, The Wealthy, United States, Unsoak The Rick, Wall Street Journal, Wealthy People
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RAND Publications: Paul Sorenson: Mileage-Based User Fees For Transportation Funding
RAND: Publications: Paul Sorenson: Mileage-Based User Fees for Transportation Funding Mileage-based user fees to help fund new roads, might be worth looking at to fund and repair infrastructure in America. The more you drive, you more you pay for roads, … Continue reading
The Atlantic: Opinion: Bourlee Lam: America’s Unemployment Insurance Programs Need to Be Re-Imagined
The Atlantic: Opinion: Bourlee Lam: America’s Unemployment Insurance Programs Need to Be Re-Imagined I agree with everything that was said in this Atlantic article. Which is saying something, because generally when I read The Atlantic, the writer is a bit … Continue reading
The Nation: Richard Kreitner- ‘FDR Signs The Emergency Act, Launching The New Deal: March 9, 1933’
Source:The Nation– 1930s America. “Today in 1933 the newly inaugurated President Franklin Roosevelt signed the Emergency Banking Act, officially launching the New Deal. The act allowed the Federal Reserve to guarantee the assets of banks that Roosevelt had ordered closed … Continue reading
Posted in FDR Presidency, Originals
Tagged America, American Capitalism, American Economy, Capitalism, Center Left, Franklin Roosevelt, Franklin Roosevelt Administration, Franklin Roosevelt Presidency, Franklin Roosevelt White House, Great Depression, New York, New York City, Progressive Democrats, Progressives, Progressivism, Richard Kreitner, Safety Net, Social Insurance, The 1930s, The New Deal, The White House, United States, Washington, Washington DC
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AEI: ‘Representative John Delaney’s American Infrastructure Fund proposal: An Idea Whose Time Has Come?’
“Although most politicians on both sides of the aisle support increased investment in US infrastructure, few agree on the source of necessary funds. In his keynote address at AEI on Tuesday, Representative John Delaney (D-MD) outlined his Partnership to Build … Continue reading
Posted in AEI Video, Originals
Tagged 114th Congress, Alex Brill, America, American Economy, American Infrastructure Fund, Center Right, Classical Liberalism, Classical Liberals, Democratic Party, Economic Freedom, Economic Growth, House Democrats, Infrastructure Investment, Job Creation, Job Growth, John Delaney, Liberalism, Liberals, Maryland, Middle Class, National Infrastructure Bank, U.S. Congress, U.S. House of Representatives, United States, Washington, Washington DC
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AEI: Frederick M. Hess- ‘The Right Way to Start Fixing No Child Left Behind’
Source:American Enterprise Institute– with a look at the 2001 education reform law known as No Child Left Behind. “The Student Success Act rolls back regulations while reflecting the need for a principled, limited federal role in schools. On Friday, the … Continue reading
Posted in George W. Bush Presidency
Tagged 107th Congress, 114th Congress, 2001, 2015, America, American Economy, Center Right, Education, Frederick Hess, George W. Bush Administration, George W. Bush Presidency, George W. Bush White House, Neoconservatism, Neoconservatives, No Child Left Behind, North Carolina, President George W. Bush, Public Education, Republican Party, Richard Burr, Senate Labor Committee, Senator Richard Burr, The 2000s, The White House, U.S. Congress, U.S. Department of Education, U.S. House of Representatives, U.S. Senate, United States, Washington, Washington DC
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The Atlantic: Alana Semuels: A Better Way to Help The Long-Term Unemployed
“LAS VEGAS—Long-term unemployment was a phrase you heard a lot about during the recession. Numerous studies showed that people who were out of work for long periods of time had a hard time finding a new job—and keeping it. And … Continue reading
Posted in Originals, The Atlantic
Tagged 2015, Alana Semuels, America, American Economy, Center Right, Classical Liberalism, Classical Liberals, Economic Freedom, Economic Growth, Education, Individual Freedom, Job Growth, Job Placement, Job Training, Las Vegas, Liberal Democracy, Liberalism, Liberals, Limited Government, Long-Term Unemployed, Nevada, Opportunity, Personal Responsibility, Quality of Opportunity, Unemployment, United States
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