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Monthly Archives: December 2012
Everything You Need to Know About Last Week’s News #25
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Curious Trends in the National Debt
As another year comes to an end, it’s time for the annual treasure troves of annual statistics. Here’s one: “Treasury 10-year note yields were poised for the lowest annual average since at least World War II.” The interest rates on … Continue reading
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Income Taxes Are Probably Becoming More Progressive
We still don’t know what kind of “fiscal cliff deal” we’re going to get, or when we’ll get it, but I agree with those who think it will probably include an extension of the Bush tax cuts for incomes under … Continue reading
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Why I Love the Debt Ceiling
Whenever the debt ceiling creeps back into the news, Smart People start talking about how ridiculous the whole thing is and why it should be completely abolished. Congress already approved the legislation that led to increasing the debt, so why … Continue reading
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Everything You Need To Know About Last Week’s News #24
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Initial Thoughts on Bob Woodward’s The Price of Politics
I checked out Bob Woodward’s The Price of Politics from my local library this week. Derived from a plethora of interviews, accounts, and documents, the book describes the political negotiations behind the legislations of Obama’s first term. The first 100 … Continue reading
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The Asymmetrical Nature of Good and Bad Guns
In the wake of last week’s tragedy, and the ensuing proliferation of ideological tweets and comments and posts and other ephemeral boastings, I saw multiple arguments of this flavor: “Let’s be real, how often do you hear about some upstanding … Continue reading
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Everything You Need to Know About Last Week’s News #23
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