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Twenty-two Republican Governors Oppose Student Loan Relief
Everyone knows someone that’s struggling post pandemic. And, you know, if we help folks in the communities so that they – reduce the chances of them going into default, everybody wins. It helps the economy.–Secretary of Education Miguel Cardona Twenty-two … Continue reading
Posted in Economics, Education, Political
Tagged Ayana Archie, College Loans, NPR, Republican governors, Student loans
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Making Hay out of tragedy
As gas prices across the district soar to $4 a gallon and more, it proves yet again how completely asinine it is that we have cut off our domestic natural gas and oil supplies. Instead of bowing to the environmental … Continue reading
Some National Statistics
Nation Area (sq mi) Population GDP (USD) Canada 3.9 million 38 million 1.6 trillion China 3.7 million 1.4 billion 14 trillion Estonia 17,000 1.3 million 31 billion France 210,000 67 million 2.6 trillion Germany 138,000 83 million 9 trillion Poland … Continue reading
Having it both ways
Rep. Tom Reed strongly favors the “Bipartisan Infrastructure Bill” which is now law and not the proposed “Build Back Better Act, which he describes as “reckless spending.” This may confuse people for two reasons: Both are associated with investment in … Continue reading
Bipartisan Infrastructure Bill
Washington needs to work for the American people and that is why I have been consistent in my support for the Bipartisan Infrastructure Bill. This bill is 10 years in the making and it will be beneficial for our area … Continue reading
Fiscal Responsibility
What the right hand gives, the left hand takes. — Attributed to Martin Luther Catch 22 — For every regulation that gives something, there is another that takes it back. Laffer Curve — the idea that in some circumstances tax cuts increase revenue. New Year’s … Continue reading
How to restart the economy?
How to restart the economy? First it has never been stopped. The measures we have adopted are intended to slow the spread of the virus, not to defeat it. We don’t have the will to adopt the more extreme measures … Continue reading
It’s up to us
I can make policy, but will the people comply? — Gov. Cuomo I’m a cheerleader — DJT The virus will decide — Dr. Fauci President Trump can’t restart the economy, that’s up to us. Retail stores won’t open if customers … Continue reading
Will stimulus work?
In an article in Politico, Joshua Zeitz discusses the question of making the stimulus work. He writes: Sweeping in its ambition, the (CARES ACT) package endeavors to infuse hundreds of thousands of small businesses, tens of millions of individuals and … Continue reading
Posted in Congress, Economics, Political, President
Tagged covid-19, Joshua Zeitz, stimulus
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