Review & Outlook: The Lone Star Jobs Surge – WSJ.com. I’m sure the Texan model is unsustainable… I mean, think about it: This is George W’s state… What good can come from there? ——— Richard Fisher, the president of the Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas, dropped by our offices this week and relayed a remarkable fact: Some 37% of all net... Read more
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The Lone Star Jobs Surge
June 12 | Posted by mrossol | American Thought, Economics, Obama, SocialismObama’s Cloud Economy
June 2 | Posted by mrossol | Economics, ObamaHenninger: Obama’s Cloud Economy – WSJ.com. You just know the American economy is out there somewhere. If only someone knew which buttons to push to retrieve it from the storage cloud. Here are three headlines that floated by on yesterday morning’s screens alone: “U.S. Manufacturing Growth Slows Substantially” “Housing Imperils Recovery” “Private Sector Added Few Jobs in May” Let it be noted for the... Read more
Take Your Green Back
May 26 | Posted by mrossol | American Thought, Economics, Politically correct, The LeftProfessors to Koch Brothers: Take Your Green Back – WSJ.com. This “political correctness” happens not just in Universities, although it seems to find very welcoming arms there, but in both the public and private “marketplace”. E.g. companies frown on, at best, expressions of support for the free enterprise system. ======= By DONALD LUSKIN Times are tough for state-funded colleges like Florida State University.... Read more
A 62% Top Tax Rate?
May 26 | Posted by mrossol | Economics, Liberal Press, Party PoliticsStephen Moore: A 62% Top Tax Rate? – WSJ.com. Are Dems and the liberal press on this one? (Hint- “no”)
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May 24 | Posted by mrossol | Economics, Uncategorized, US DebtFrom Drew Rathgeber: First, allow me to share some very interesting statistics, which can be found on www.usdebtclock.org . Our US National Debt as of this morning is $14,282,545,200,000.00. For each individual taxpayer this makes the debt liability a staggering $129,164.00 and for each individual $46,215.00. Ironically, one very concerning figure I see is that there are only 111,425,654 current income... Read more
