In a column intended to attract readers, not to promote hard economics, Rotman University economist Richard Florida declares that home ownership is terrible for the US Economy.
Pack clothes, flags, and signs for an Obamacare Tea Party at Forest Park on Art Hill this week.
I had to go to the doctor today. The reason’s not important. Here’s what is:
The world’s economy–including BRICs–is collapsing. The problem is debt, and the youth will set us free.
In 2008, we heard all about the youth movement for Obama. We heard that the enormous Millennial Generation, born between 1982 and 2001, would destroy the GOP and everything America once stood for–like jobs, family, faith, and hard work.
As Obama and his myrmidons continue to make asses of themselves by arguing that no one should ever put their own capital at risk, it seems timely to point out that Solyndra, and the White House’s many gambles on hypothetical energy companies, is not a fair comparison to Mitt Romney’s work at Bain & Co.
Looks like about $1.2 billion of JP Morganâs $2 billion loss involved Henry Blodgetâs 401k.
Analogies say more about the speaker than about the subject. Candy Crowley told KMOX Radio listeners on Friday that Tea Party groups resemble the Balkans without guns.
