by Art Smith
I bring you Independence Day greetings, intentionally a day late. I hope that your celebration yesterday was everything you hoped it would be! I say intentional because I didn’t want to spoil yesterday’s festivities with the rant you are about to endure....
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Last Week Steven Colbert said the results of Tuesday’s special election to fill a South Carolina House seat ‘scared him to his core’—I couldn’t agree more. Of course he was referring to disgraced Republican Governor Mark Sanford completing his political...
by Steven Waechter
A recent story from CNBC is claiming that young job seekers are flunking job interviews because they don’t know enough to avoid sending text messages during the actual interview. Personally I think that the story was largely propaganda to cover up the dreadful...
by Steven Waechter
Law school applications are declining sharply according to the New York Times, which is reporting a projected 38 percent decline from 2010 application levels. When they failed to find jobs, law graduates took to the internet in droves to spread the word about their...
by Steven Waechter
The Bureau of Labor Statistics has on its site information on the 30 occupations where the most jobs are expected to be added between 2010 and 2020. (See Table 6. The 30 occupations with the largest projected employment growth, 2010-20, or click here to see the...
by Steven Waechter
The Commerce Department has released GDP data for the fourth quarter of 2012, and these numbers indicate a contraction of an annualized .1 percent, which wasn’t exactly a crash, but it was a contraction nonetheless. If you read my work, you already know that I...
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I break from a majority of Republicans on the current fiscal cliff negotiations and believe the rate increases that Democrats are seeking should eventually be agreed to. More specifically I would support John Boehner signing on to taking the top bracket from 35% to...
by Steven Waechter
(This is Part 2 of a 2 Part Series– To Start With Part 1 Click Here) Dollar Under Strain There are so many dollars floating around out there, and so little American production for those dollars to chase, eventually foreign central banks will get wise and look to...
by Steven Waechter
Well, Barack Obama will be President for a second term. It is now time to take a look around, and prepare for what is likely to happen next. Based on my observations and what I’ve learned over the years, these are my predictions: No Housing Recovery Commentators...
by Craig Robinson
This piece was originally published at TheIowaRepublican.com. Republished by permission. – Ed. After an election like Tuesday’s, conservatives might need a little distraction, or perhaps even inspiration. I managed to get a bit of both yesterday when I had...
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