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Americans have been forced to witness a succession of short-term, quick fixes to the economy that have fixed nothing and made things worse. That’s a pretty good definition of stupidity.

Expect more bad news until someone enacts a plan to bring deficits under control without raising taxes.

The economic solution is known, but it cannot be implemented until there’s a Republican president and a Republican Congress. The reason is the ideology of the Man in the White House.

If we continue down our current path, then a debt-fueled economic crisis is not a probability. It is a mathematical certainty. Some hear these facts and conclude that the sun is setting on America… that our problems are bigger than we are… that our competitors will soon outrun us… and that the choice we face is over how, not whether, to manage our nation’s decline. It’s inevitable, they seem to say, so let’s just get on with it… Our fiscal problems are real, and the need to address them is urgent. But I’m here to tell you that decline is not a certainty for America. Rather, as Charles Krauthammer put it, “decline is a choice.”

Another Obama adviser who is inexperienced in the real world, never run a business, never had to make payroll and never worked outside of government or academia leaves the White House in shameful failure after helping destroy the greatest economy on the planet. Here’s hoping for change.

Over $800 billion in “stimulus” spending appears to have done more harm than good for the US economy.

There is no economic case for quantitative easing, nor has there ever been one. Quantitative easing is simply a political gimmick

The government is absorbing far too much of the Gross Domestic Product for its own purposes. We are in a league shared by Greece and other nations with a serious financial crisis.

Obama and the Democrats failed to pass any budget for two years. Congressman Jordon explains how the Cut, Cap and Balance plan will address the debt, allow the economy to grow and reduce spending.

[L]itigation of this sort transfers control over an important issue like school funding from branches of government that are accountable to taxpayers and voters to a cluster of private litigators, expert witnesses, special masters, consultants, law professors, backers in liberal foundations, and so forth.