Ever since Ed Morrissey figured out that Social Security had started to run monthly deficits back in May, I’ve been on it on-and-off. There’s some bad news, and some REALLY bad news over the last couple months:
The FY2009 primary (cash) surplus of the combined funds was $19.356 trillion. While [...]Optimism boosted as U.S. unemployment rate dips to 10%
We spent like a trillion dollars to make sure that unemployment didn’t reach 10% and now we’re supposed to be optimistic that the number is DOWN to 10%?
[...]I pointed out to you here that while the advertised cost of the first ten years of the House Placebocare bill was $829, the real cost, if fully implemented, was over $1.3 Trillion, 57% more than claimed. The reason for this dramatic difference is that while the House plan has [...]
The breaking news at the moment is that Reid’s version of Obama’s government-run health care experiment costs $849 billion. But we’ve seen this movie: not once, not twice, not three times, but four times before.
JULY: House Democrats said their bill only cost $1 trillion when it really cost $1.6 [...]The breaking news at the moment is that Reid’s version of Obama’s government-run health care experiment costs $849 billion. But we’ve seen this movie: not once, not twice, not three times, but four times before.
JULY: House Democrats said their bill only cost $1 trillion when it really cost $1.6 [...]That’s right; at the end of the business day on November 16, 2009, the national debt topped $12 trillion for the first time in history. Things only get worse when one looks at the growing rate of the debt:
Over his first 300 days (209 business days at the Treasury), [...]Under the agreement, anti-abortion Democrats will be' [...]
Well done Dems..