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, Socialism
Obama’s Nuclear Politics
June 12 | Posted by mrossol | Obama, Party Politics, The LeftStrassel: Obama’s Nuclear Politics – WSJ.com. Just more WSJ “Sour Grapes!”… ==== The Obama administration has shown a certain ruthless streak when it comes to getting what it wants. For its latest in brass-knuckle tactics, consider the ongoing fight over the proposed Yucca nuclear waste facility. This tale begins in 2008, when candidate Obama was determined to win Nevada, a... Read more
Iran Nuclear Progress Report
June 12 | Posted by mrossol | Obama, Politically correct, Radical Islam, The LeftReview & Outlook: Iran Nuclear Progress Report – WSJ.com. Yawn. More of the same…. ———– For six months, global attention has fixed on the historic upheavals roiling the Arab world from Tunisia to Bahrain. But the biggest Middle Eastern story continues to be the steady progress Tehran has made toward acquiring the components of a deliverable nuclear weapon. The most... Read more
Obama and the Debt Crisis
June 3 | Posted by mrossol | Obama, US DebtObama and the Debt Crisis – Noonan. Well…? =========== The debate in Washington is serious as a heart attack: whether the United States should raise its debt ceiling so it can borrow more money to stay afloat. The statutory ceiling on our national debt—our legal borrowing limit—is $14.3 trillion. That limit was reached, according to the Treasury Department, on May 16. Treasury says it can make do... Read more
Obama’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
