CHARLES KRAUTHAMMER: I thought Romney won and Romney won big, he won by two touchdowns. You know, when a challenger just steps up on the stage that already gives him stature. But when he performs the way Romney did, I think it really changes things. It doesn’t change the game, but it changes the momentum. Read more about Romney routes Obama in debate, his campaign starting to look like Rocky II.[…]
YES YES! Clint Eastwood will act again…! Clint Eastwood is starring in a new film titled Trouble with the Curve, after stating that Gran Torino would be the last movie he would act. Personally I’m excited and cannot wait to see this movie since all of Eastwood’s films have great traditional American messages and tend Read more about CLINT EASTWOOD stars again! Will take a lead roll in Trouble with the Curve![…]
The Bowles-Simpson deficit-reduction plan went down to a crushing defeat in the House late Wednesday night in a vote that damages the one bipartisan proposal that just a few months ago had seemed like a possible solution to the country’s debt woes. The 382-38 defeat, with just 16 Republicans and 22 Democrats voting for it, marks Read more about House rejects Bowles-Simpson, Obama budgets[…]
House Republicans on the Budget Committee on Wednesday rejected an effort to impose the “Buffett rule” tax on Americans, arguing it would stifle investment without doing any work to lower the deficit. The vote came as the panel worked its way through the House GOP’s budget, released earlier this week, which draws the broad outlines of a rewrite of Read more about ‘Buffett rule’ fails its first test in Congress[…]
The president’s budget gives more power to bureaucrats, takes more from taxpayers to fuel the expansion of government, and commits our nation to a future of debt and decline. March 20, 2012 By PAUL RYAN Less than a year ago, the House of Representatives passed a budget that took on our generation’s greatest domestic challenge: Read more about The GOP Budget and America’s Future[…]
President Obama’s budget would pile up an additional $3.5 trillion in debt over the next 10 years and shows the government’s trust funds running out of money in 2020, Congress’s official non-partisan scorekeeper said Friday. In 2012 alone Mr. Obama’s budget would leave a $1.3 trillion deficit — $82 billion worse than if none of his policies were Read more about CBO: Obama budget deepens debt by $3.5 trillion[…]
The cost of living in the U.S. rose in February by the most in 10 months, reflecting a jump in gasoline that failed to spread to other goods and services. The consumer-price index climbed 0.4 percent, matching the median forecast of economists surveyed by Bloomberg News, after increasing 0.2 percent the prior month, the Labor Read more about Consumer Prices in U.S. Rose in February as Gasoline Jumped[…]
The current-account deficit in the U.S. widened more than forecast in the fourth quarter to $124.1 billion, the biggest in three years. The gap, the broadest measure of international trade because it includes income payments and government transfers, grew 15 percent from a revised $107.6 billion shortfall in the prior quarter that was smaller than initially estimated, Read more about Current-Account Deficit in U.S. Widens to $124.1 Billion[…]
Friday, the Commerce Department is expected to report the deficit on international trade in goods and services was $48.4 billion in January, only slightly changed from December. This trade deficit is the most significant barrier to more robust economic growth and jobs creation. The pace of economic recovery has disappointed, because the U.S. economy suffers Read more about Want More Jobs, America? Here’s how to make it happen[…]