New York Times

Paul Krugman; well...He is an asshole. I feel that way at times, when I read or hear little blurbs from that "Rag" the "NYTs" or some other media outlets, topics that lead with innuendo and conjecture... And they all do it. Using trust as a commodity and not a virtue. Well, thats fucking disturbing...Newspapers used to report. now they have a social and political agendas....Feel free to comment Paul, I don't enjoy calling people assholes, but man ya have to call a Hack a Hack sometimes. Print journalism needs help.  Economists are tools to be used by Professional Business Visionaries. Like calculators in the middle of your desk drawer... ♟

Gridlock

The less congress does, benefits the country more than it's citizens realize. The rhetoric that is used is meant to purposely manipulate the public, that government is responsible for there success or failure. Value is created by the private sector not by government, setting a national mininum wage has created problems that economist refuse to even consider. The minimum wage has always been a set start for union  negotiation or what I like to call a shake down...Sheep

Gordon's Forum: The price of a tax

Taxes Causing deficits is the biggest con job there is, the myth that continues to make an underclass feel cheated. This is sinister way for continuous support for damaging policies. Spending creates deficits.

People are not equal when it comes to talent and mediocrity becomes common place. When manipulating the general public, it's important to consistently remind the most vulnerable that their failure can be traced to the well to do.
And that is the crime,  public officials that we should be able to trust. Government can not provide the dream
that will always remain abstract. People expect to much from scripted and polished professionals,  who could never deliver the life style that one believes is their right. You have a right to liberty and the Governments job is to protect your liberty .  Redistribution wealth is theft and money is private property.
So pay your taxes wisely, and vote...