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Millions of Jobs

posted in Commentary, Economics, National, Policy on April 21, 2014 by Bryan Driscoll 4 Comments

Last Saturday at the Freedom Summit in New Hampshire, Senator Rand Paul posed a question: “When is the last time in our country we created millions of jobs?” That is an interesting question, the answer of which would show how the economy is progressing and how policies impact job production. Mr. Paul’s answer? “It was… Continue reading →

Morality and the Left

posted in Commentary, National on March 24, 2014 by Bryan Driscoll 0 Comment

I read an article on Right Wing News about liberalism providing cover for people to lead immoral lives. As a self proclaimed liberal and progressive, I take issue with this idea. The article, in sum: There is something about liberalism that is not nearly as true about conservatism. The further left one goes, the more… Continue reading →

Right Wing wants to Believe Lies

posted in Commentary, Economics, National, Policy on June 17, 2013 by Bryan Driscoll 1 Comment

I realize I might take grief for this from many friends for what I am about to say, as many of my good friends tend to lean right. I can’t stand ignorance. I realize ignorance abounds on both sides of the aisle but I see it more on the right. People want to believe the… Continue reading →

Gay Couples Pay More in Taxes

posted in Commentary, Economics, National, Policy on March 11, 2013 by Bryan Driscoll 0 Comment

When a married couple files jointly, there are deductions available to them that are unavailable to people filing as a single. It also saves money as a couple filing jointly only has to prepare one return instead of two. Gay marriage is legal in nine states and the District of Columbia. MarketWatch discusses this issue: Much… Continue reading →

Better Off Today?

posted in Commentary, Economics, National on September 13, 2012 by Bryan Driscoll 1 Comment

Are you better off today than you were four years ago? You don’t need to answer for yourself; the Republicans will go ahead and answer for you: no, you’re not better off today. But, how can that be? Four years ago, weren’t we losing 800,000 jobs per month? Why, yes, we were and we were… Continue reading →