Disaster aid, if any, should go to repair infrastructure that is "uninsureable", not to towns or cities or people who refused to have adequate coverage.

I'm lost on whatever this broad is trying to write. 2011? 2011 was a "flat " year for the market....plus or minus 2% for this snapshot is meaningless, but then the whole article is. If I were fortunate enough to be in a "defined benefit" plan the returns  matter not a twit as long as it remains solvent - I would not ge...more

Once, just once, I wish that   would examine the "facts" she blathers around. Yes, 50 year old college graduates make substantially more than their high school degree peers, but times have changed. Today there are so many 3rd rate schools pumping out meaningless degrees that the #s even for 30 year olds are closer to p...more

Thanks for another stupid article, Jason. Not as bad as most of yours, yet still confirms that you are fortunate that your father is important enough to keep you employed.

Just treat the disabled as normal, I suppose. Oops, ADA will get you.

Anyone who visits Disney 20 plus times, even on 'annual passes', can't be too concerned about time or money.

Jeeze, another nutjob article by LEADING MSN wacko Jason Notte. I stand in line no longer if I'm behind a paid 'handicapped' person with 6 guests than if  I'm behind a rich dude with six turkeys. Sounds to me that the entitlement guys are making good unreported quid doing this. If I don't like it I'll stay away

No arguments with the article or the comments, but none of this comes close to what we see coming out of Washington each and every day; who is the CEO there, folks?

As a part time evening instructor at a local extension university in Ft. Wayne IN. on and off the past  25 years ( I have a real job ) I have several "insights". 1- the students are getting 'ripped off' on their tuition and fees - NO exceptions 2- the average recent  HS graduates exhibit about the same skills as a 10th...more