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Path to Prosperity

posted in Commentary, Economics, National, Policy on March 4, 2013 by Keith Kanouse 0 Comment

High U.S. Income Tax Rate Has Boxing Superstar Manny Pacquiao on the Ropes We all know elections have consequences, and this is a great concrete example of how taxing the rich has consequences. Sure, the new Obama tax affects the 1%, but it also hurts our tax revenue, economy, but also the 99%. Not only… Continue reading →

I Escaped the Middle Class!

posted in Commentary, Economics, National on January 16, 2013 by Bryan Driscoll 2 Comments

Finally! I mean, my paycheck is less than it was last month so, obviously, I must have moved up the ladder since President Obama promised middle class taxes wouldn’t go up. But wait… I’m still middle class. What’s wrong with you, Mr. President?! You told me my taxes wouldn’t go up! These are the sorts… Continue reading →

Just Like Doomsday, We Survived the Fiscal Cliff

posted in Commentary, Economics, National, Policy on January 2, 2013 by Bryan Driscoll 0 Comment

Not surprisingly, Congress acted. Also not surprisingly, Congress took forever to act. Tom Brokaw said this Congress goes out as the most inept in the history of the country. Even so, they were able to reach a compromise. So, what was actually accomplished? Taxes are going up on those making more than $450,000 per year…. Continue reading →

Ben Stein: Taxes are too low!

posted in Commentary, Economics, National on October 19, 2012 by Bryan Driscoll 4 Comments

Conservative Economist Ben Stein appeared on Fox News yesterday and said something which made him fear for his life: “I hate to say this on Fox, I hope I’ll be allowed to leave here alive. But, I don’t think there’s any way we can cut spending enough to make a meaningful difference. We’re going to… Continue reading →