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Trouble with many of the ideas that are coming out of our scummy politicians' heads is that today, we are only including 'the rich' in the conversation, while in the future, when the scum politicians realize they can just keep lowering the threshold of who is considered 'rich' until they get as much from the taxpayers ...more
Impossible to find peer reviewed support for austerity because almost no economist isn't a Keynesian. No one is even looking. Plus, what are the real world examples they could use? No government ever cuts back, they just cut back the rate of growth, which can be similar effect, but more often than not, is such a small ...more
Truly a silly way to define 'austerity'--any government's budget goes DOWN? No, didn't think so. Did any of your taxes go down? No, didn't think so. Their only definition of austerity is that goverment did NOT hire 1.7 million people it normally does when we are coming out of a recession. What a truly asinine way to de...more
This story isn't believable even if I saw it on the "Movie of the Week" channel. The CIA wouldn't send amateurs into a situation like robbing banks that could lead to their deaths. Bloomberg is making this up.
Wonder what he's going to do when Walmart cuts his hours to less than 30 a week and then completely cuts his health insurance thanks to the penalty provisions in OsamaCare?