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05.27.2011

Must Reads for May 27

To receive the Must Reads in your inbox, click here ! Good Friday morning, Here are the Must Reads according to Adam Bitely : Is a third depression on the way? Will ‘Obamalaise’ create another downturn? The choice to default on the debt is Geithner’s Pawlenty: I was for ethanol subsidies before I was against them… Let the miners get back to work Pensions threaten to bankrupt Illinois… Boudreaux: Stop the bad guys Economic stagnation explained Chris Christie pulls NJ out of Regional Greenhouse Gas Initiative! Taxpayers are still on the hook for the bailouts… Taxpayers losing money on GM bailout Good News: There will be no recess appointments from Obama over the Memorial Day recess… George Will wonders why liberals aren’t clamoring for Obama’s impeachment The difference between military spending and defense spending

05.27.2011

Why Medicare Reform Needs To Be Explained

By Frank McCaffrey – Congressman Paul Ryan of Wisconsin offended a number of people when he proposed Medicare reform recently. However, his idea is not only a good one, it doesn’t go far enough. ALG’s Robert Romano explains and reporter Frank McCaffrey has the story.

05.27.2011

Dark Skies Ahead

By Bill Wilson – As Congress stands at an impasse over increasing the $14.294 trillion national debt ceiling, where Republicans are demanding trillions of dollars of spending cuts and Democrats trillions in tax increases, it is worth contemplating just how the nation’s finances have gotten so rapidly […]

05.27.2011

Let the Miners Get Back to Work

NRD Editor’s Note: On July 20, Rep. Doug Lamborn’s legislation, H.R. 2011, the National Strategic and Critical Minerals Policy Act of 2011, passed out of the House Natural Resources Committee by a unanimous vote.  It is unknown when the bill will reach the House floor. […]

05.27.2011

Pawlenty: I was for Ethanol Subsidies Before I was Against Them

By Victor Morawski – Praise has come recently to newly-announced Republican presidential candidate Tim Pawlenty for having the boldness to take on King Corn in Iowa when he officially revealed his decision to run. Said the Wall Street Journal , “Pawlenty has passed an early test of fortitude” by departing […]

05.26.2011

The Choice to Default is Geithner’s

Just because the U.S. hits the debt ceiling it does not mean that the U.S. immediately defaults on its debt, as popular left-wing claims have rang aloud. As I noted more than a month ago, the claim that we automatically default is a big lie . First, as Conn Carroll at the Washington Examiner noted today, […]

05.26.2011

Must Reads for May 26

05.26.2011

Oil ‘subsidy’ and ‘tax breaks’ nonsense

By Paul Driessen – President Obama frequently says Americans “need to end our $4 billion in annual taxpayer subsidies to oil companies.” The latest Democrat bill would have repealed some $2 billion of what Senator Charles Schumer (D-NY) and others call “subsidies” and “special tax […]

05.26.2011

Unsatisfying Republican Field Needs to Explain New Paradigm

By Bill Wilson – When the Republican establishment is spending much of its time deflecting criticism and denying that the current field of candidates running for president is weak, rest assured, it is weak. A recent AP poll of Republicans found that 45 percent were dissatisfied with […]

05.26.2011

Washingtonian Magazine June 2011 Issue: Will Dominique Strauss-Khan Be the Next President of France?

The June 2011 issue of the Washingtonian magazine features a story that makes little sense given events that have unfolded over the past couple of weeks. The odd story is titled “The Invisible Man”, and tells the story of the former IMF head Dominique Strauss-Khan with heavy […]

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