Tagged: debt ceiling

Repost From February 2009 – “Is The GOP Actively Courting A Depression?” 0

Repost From February 2009 – “Is The GOP Actively Courting A Depression?”

For the second time since February 2009, I’m republishing “Is The GOP Actively Courting a Depression?”  Why? Recently, renewed speculation that this may indeed be the case reminded me that I’ve believed this was...

The Wounded Stock Market, the Political Abandonment Of The Working Class, And The Rise Of The Planet Of The Apes. 0

The Wounded Stock Market, the Political Abandonment Of The Working Class, And The Rise Of The Planet Of The Apes.

[NOTE- To get to a well-formatted version of the entire article, just click the Read More button at the lower right now.]                        Today, I’m not simply referencing the equities market collapse over the past week,...

Debt Ceiling Deadline – Treasuries Send Mildly Mixed Message In July. 0

Debt Ceiling Deadline – Treasuries Send Mildly Mixed Message In July.

Among commentators almost everywhere, this July was a month of growing worry about the likelihood of  raising the debt ceiling.  The Treasury bond market, often a bellwether of investor nervousness, basked in overall confidence, however....

The Debt Ceiling Fight – Tea Partiers’ Job Descriptions Include Mayhem! 0

The Debt Ceiling Fight – Tea Partiers’ Job Descriptions Include Mayhem!

“They all step back and say — ‘The president needs to get this done.’ At a certain point they need to do their job.’” President Barack Obama, press conference, 06-29-2011 For many years people...

Deficit and Debt Limit Talks — Republican Tax Cut Mantra 0

Deficit and Debt Limit Talks — Republican Tax Cut Mantra

In the ongoing deficit talks, the White House has opened the door to the GOP to discuss the Democrats’ sacred programs, Social Security and Medicare.  Or is it a ploy?  We really don’t know.  What...

Here’s A Nasty Piece Of Work Channeling Ayn Rand. 0

Here’s A Nasty Piece Of Work Channeling Ayn Rand.

The modern conservative is engaged in one of man’s oldest exercises in moral philosophy; that is, the search for a superior moral justification for selfishness. John Kenneth Galbraith, economist, 1908-2006 ………………………………. Dear Editor: Atlas...

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