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Congress Makes History
by Dr. Paul Kengor
I honestly didn’t think I’d ever live to see it.
Tag: "Federal budget"
Restructuring the Department of Defense
by Dr. Samuel S. Stanton
Fiscally responsible force. I like the sound of that.
Obama Should Study the History of Reaganomics
by Dr. Paul Kengor
Obama’s and Reagan’s policies for economic recovery were completely different.
Bottomless Pit: Interest Paid on the Federal Debt
by E. L. Core
A number you never see on the nightly news.
An Historical Aside on the Debt Ceiling
by E. L. Core
The Confederation Congress could not tax, but it could borrow.
The Path To Prosperity Or Bankruptcy? Staggering Facts On America’s Rising Debt
by Dr. Shawn Ritenour
Real government spending has increased almost twice as fast as government revenue.
Tax Cuts and Deficits: Fact vs. Fiction
by Dr. Paul Kengor
The main reason for most deficits: excessive spending.
The Progressive Crusade Against Tax Cuts
by Dr. Paul Kengor
FDR, for the record, despised Andrew Mellon.
We Need to Stop Eating the Marshmallows
by Dr. Joseph Horton
by Dr. Joseph Horton on Sep 05, 2013 in Featured, Government & Politics, The Economy, The Social Order 
It seems there might be a lesson here for America.
Meet Mr. and Mrs. Sequester
by E. L. Core
The Sequesters — John and Jane — have been married for eight years. They aren’t Hollywood Stars, professional athletes, or nightly-news anchors, so they’re not exactly multi-millionaires. John does have a good job, though. His employer’s business in recent years has been growing, and John has gotten an eight- or ten-percent raise every year for […]
Learning to Love Sequestration
by G. Tracy Mehan, III
Paul Ryan says it’s going to happen, the sequestration, that is. One can hardly imagine any alternative scenario, in which Democrats and Republicans work it all out, and come out singing Kumbaya with a deal to avert the workings of the automatic cuts, share and share alike, to domestic and defense discretionary spending. Certainly, it would be better a) […]
Catholic Bishops Wade Into Budget Debate
by Colin Mason
As Congress struggles to balance our out-of-control federal budget, the United States Conference of Catholic Bishops (USCCB) has officially put its oar into the debate. In an open letter to congress, the USCCB (along with Catholic Relief Services), told federal budget-crunchers exactly what programs they thought should be sliced from the budget. And, (surprise surprise) […]
