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Category Archives: Budget
Deficit Again Expected to Top $1 Trillion
By KRISTINA PETERSON And DAMIAN PALETTA WASHINGTON—The federal budget deficit likely will top $1 trillion for the fourth consecutive year in fiscal 2012 as the economy continues to grow at a sluggish pace, the nonpartisan Congressional Budget Office predicted Tuesday. Congress’s official budget scorekeeper projected a sober outlook in its semi-annual report Tuesday, forecasting that [...]
Posted in Budget, Congress, National Debt, Solid Principles, Wall Street Journal
Tagged as: Budget, CBO, Congressional Budget Office, Economy, Federal Deficit Spending, Wall Street Journal
Tea party leader lashes out at Scott Brown
By JENNIFER EPSTEIN Sen. Scott Brown has thrown his tea party supporters “under the bus” with his recent critiques of some Republican budget cut proposals, a movement leader said Friday. Brown, a Massachusetts Republican, on Thursday denounced GOP suggestions to cut social and cultural programs as “irresponsible,” and Judson Phillips, a leader of Tea Party [...]
Two Californias
Many of the rented-out rural shacks and stationary Winnebagos are on former small farms — the vineyards overgrown with weeds, or torn out with the ground lying fallow. I pass on the cultural consequences to communities from the loss of thousands of small farming families. I don’t think I can remember another time when so [...]
Posted in Budget, Business, California, Economy, Recommended Read
Tagged as: California, Delta Smelt, Solid Principles Recommended Read, Victor Davis Hanson, Water
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There’s No Avoiding ‘Repeal and Replace’
It’s essential for limited government. By: James Capretta NRO Scores of House and Senate candidates are campaigning on a platform of reestablishing limited government. There could hardly be a more encouraging development for our republic. After decades of legislators’ piling countless new programs on top of old ones, and two years of the most intense [...]
GOP Legislative Agenda for 2010
FOXNEWS Rank-and-file House Republicans get their first glimpse at the GOP legislative agenda tonight, one day before the leadership team showcases the plan during a press conference and small business roundtable at a lumber warehouse in suburban Virginia. The game plan is culled from the Republicans’ “America Speaking Out” initiative, which solicited the online input [...]
Posted in 2010 Elections, Abortion, Budget, Business, Congress, Conservatism, Economy, Fox News, Republicans, Solid Principles, Take Back Congress, U.S. Military
Tagged as: "Pledge to America", Economy, Fox News, Gov't red tape, Health Care Reform, Hyde Amendment, National Security, Republicans, Small businesses, TARP, Taxes
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Tea Party Supporters Converge under the Arch
Tea Party supporters converge under the Arch BY JAKE WAGMAN AND MICHELE MUNZ Thousands of Tea Party supporters gathered under the Arch this afternoon for what is one of the group’s largest gatherings before the mid-term election in November. As speakers began to welcome the crowd at mid-day, the front steps of the Arch were [...]
Posted in 2010 Elections, Budget, Congress, Economy, Solid Principles, Take Back Congress, Tea Parties, Tea Party
Tagged as: "Gateway to November", Arch Grounds, Dana Loesch, Dick Morris, St. Louis, St. Louis Post Dispatch, St. Louis Tea Party, stltoday.com, Take Back Congress 2010, Tea Party, U.S. Rep. Tom Price
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Angle defends conservative positions
RENO, Nev. — Sharron Angle strode to the microphones here and made a vigorous defense of her fiercely conservative positions, renewing her calls for the elimination of the Education Department and signaling that she still supports a Social Security system that will eventually be “transitioned out.” Speaking to supporters here at the Atlantis Casino before a [...]
Posted in 2010 Elections, Budget, Business, Congress, Democrats, Economy, Harry Reid, Politico, Sharron Angle, Solid Principles, Take Back Congress, Tea Parties, Tea Party, US Senate Race
Tagged as: 2010 Mid-Term Elections, Dept. Of Education, Medicare, Nevada Senate Race, Politico, Sen. Harry Reid, Sharron Angle, Social Security, Take Back Congress 2010, Tea Party
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