I’m afraid Ron Paul will harp on this until, unfortunately, there won’t be anyone left to listen
Category: Reading (Page 29 of 35)
Our Troubled Economy Is a Response to Barack Obama’s Policies
The market has notably plunged since Mr. Obama introduced his budget last week, and that should be no surprise. The document was a declaration of hostility toward capitalists across the economy. Health-care stocks have dived on fears of new government mandates and price controls. Private lenders to students have been told they’re no longer wanted. Anyone who uses carbon energy has been warned to expect a huge tax increase from cap and trade. And every risk-taker and investor now knows that another tax increase will slam the economy in 2011, unless Mr. Obama lets Speaker Nancy Pelosi impose one even earlier.
I guess people who understand markets didn’t get the “Hope and Change” memo. Read the whole thing.
It’s a Good Time to Buy Stocks. Well, given his extensive experience as a market analyst, everyone should listen when he speaks, right? Right?
I wonder if he has any suggestions for good movies, music, and maybe a low calorie yet delicious recipe.
That’s almost enough for two full sides! I didn’t realize there were that many of us left. Who Owns the Haka? – Reason Magazine.
Just one way rich people already do more than their fair share.
This sounds fun to me. And the best part, no bailouts. How to experience sailing without leaving home.
See, the lower the Dow goes, the more dramatic it will be when it climbs all the way back to 8,000. Dow Falls Below 6800 – WSJ.com.
I can hear it now, “We created or saved 6,800 Dow Points today!!!”
Heh. How to avoid photos of yourself in the Oklahoma State marching band . And you can’t say Facebook without bringing up 25 things.
Things could be worse America. At least this isn’t Detroit.
Wait, Detroit’s not a part of Canadia? Do they want it?
But there’s really on one way to say it…
BULLSHIT!
Taxpayers and your mortgage lender will share the costs of lowering your payments to 31% of your income. That may mean interest rates as low as 2%. Or you may get the principal reduced. And if you pay your mortgage on time, the taxpayers will pay off as much as $1,000 of your loan each year for five years. For someone on $50,000 a year, this could be worth $4,500 a year, tax free. Those whose mortgage payments are less than 38% of their income get no help.
The Housing Bailout: Do You Qualify? – WSJ.com. Read the whole thing.
This is disgraceful.
Ahh…but what does noted economist Thomas Sowell say about it?
It certainly seems that way when I listen. How Radio Wrecks the Right.