Epstein Secrets

onder why no one feels the same about enacting legislation that could reduce gun violence. EFTA00657829 As Robert J. Samuelson wrote this week in The Washington Post - The end of macro magic — where he suggests that among economists today, the use of macroeconomic policies to grow economies and address financial crisi

may have been stack during the two latest economic bubbles in favor of those running the house. People forget that during the arguments in favor of Reaganomics, prominent Republican economists publicly claimed that deficits didn't matter, and during the Bush/Cheney Administration there was almost universal

Stevens, may well be remembered by historians as the last guy to run a presidential campaign who never tweeted," Stevens wrote an op-ed this week in The Washington Post - The GOP revival must go beyond joining Twitter — which is just another excuse by many Republicans for the shellacking that they received last November'

who supported income equality, gay and women's rights, as well as an economy that grows bottom up instead of trickling down, as thirty-plus years of Reaganomics has proven a disaster for the Middle Class. Mitt Romney and his supporters pooh-pooh President Obama as a community organizer. But if they think th

money into the tax system. .The Washington Post ends the editorial — "Well, if he's got another plan — one that does add up — we'd love to see it " The Washington Post: Here's the problem, though: The revenue raised even from the stingiest of Mr. Romney's proposed caps, $17,000, would not come close to replacing the mone

e Reagan, he also began his term with an economic slump, then claimed that the recovery from that slump proved the success of his policies. And like Reaganomics — but more quickly — Bushonomics has ended in grief with the economy in free-fall on a way to a full-fledged depression. The root of the problem ca