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Category Archives: Economy
Gold On Track for Biggest One-Day Fall Since 1983
By CLEMENTINE WALLOP, BIMAN MUKHERJI and FRANCESCA FREEMAN Gold continued to take a battering Monday, shedding more than $100 per troy ounce after China registered weaker-than-expected growth, sparking a new wave of selling on concerns that China and India – the world’s two biggest buyers – may slow purchases. Gold is on track to post [...]
Posted in Business, China, Economy, Solid Principles, Wall Street Journal
Tagged as: China, Commodities Markets, Gold, India, N.Y. Mercantile Exchange
GOP Deficit Plan Irks Conservatives
Discord Complicates Negotiating Position of Boehner, Who Punished Four House Members; Obama Calls for Higher Taxes WASHINGTON—Conservatives on Tuesday took aim at House Speaker John Boehner’s deficit-reduction proposal in the fiscal cliff talks, a dispute that was aggravated by Mr. Boehner’s decision to remove some conservatives from prized committees. Rep. Jim Jordan (R., [...]
The Party’s Problem
From the forthcoming issue of NATIONAL REVIEW The first thing conservatives should understand about the electoral catastrophe that just befell us — and it was a catastrophe — is that any explanation of it that centers on Mitt Romney is mistaken. Much of the discussion of the race among conservatives has made [...]
Posted in 2012 Presidential Race, Congress, Conservatism, Economy, Health Care, Mitt Romney, National Review, Republican Presidential Race, Republicans, Solid Principles
Tagged as: 2012 Presidential Race, Congress, GOP, Mitt Romney, NRO, Obamacare, Pres. George W. Bush, Rep. Todd Akin, Republican Party, Republican Presidential Race
