Source: Student-Loan Forgiveness and the National Debt – WSJ
Congress and the Pandemic Response: An Interview with Thomas Massie This is long, but worth the read. Hard to believe the unconstitutional behavior of our federal government. mrossol May 16, 2022 Congressman Thomas Massie of Kentucky is the rare example of a statesman in the US who saw the pandemic and response with scientific clarity from the very beginning. He was never... Read more
This should not be a surprise to anyone. Not only our children, but we will pay a very heavy price; financially with a weaker dollar, and with significant loss of freedoms that the left is pushing. mrossol WSJ 3/11/2021 Democrats on Wednesday passed their $1.9 trillion spending and welfare bill that would have been unimaginable even in the Obama years,... Read more
This is an interesting article. A very brief overview of what might be driving thinking on the US Dollar. William White in theMARKET.
Scam is a very good word for it. ===== WSJ 12/27/2017 After nationalizing student lending, the Obama Administration sought to reduce the government’s $1.3 trillion loan portfolio by allowing disgruntled borrowers to discharge their debt. Last week Education Secretary Betsy DeVos ended this fraud against taxpayers. After driving Corinthian Colleges out of business in 2014, the Education Department implemented a haphazard process to forgive... Read more
