The Iowa caucus results may leave many questions unanswered, but we are starting to see a shape to the next 11 months’ worth of political debate and it isn’t pretty….
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Since I never want to offend anyone in the blogosphere, I decided to write about an uncontroversial, unemotional topic: the federal deficit. Let’s begin with the fact that our country’s…
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Tagged California, CBO, Congressional Budget Office, Constitution, deficit, fiscal imbalances, fiscal responsibility, GDP, International Monetary Fund, New Jersey, Paul Ryan, Treasury