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Mitt Math: 3M Obama Energy Jobs + 7M Bush Tax Cut Jobs + 2M Bush Trade Jobs = 12M Jobs Already Coming Anyway
If you go to MittRomney.com/JobsPlan you see an ad in which Romney says:
Mitt Romney: The Empty Suit Clueless About the Empty Chair
Billy Koehler died on March 7, 2009, for lack of health insurance. Mitt Romney said on Oct.
Progressive Breakfast
MORNING MESSAGE: Go Bold On Jobs
Progressive Breakfast
MORNING MESSAGE: Go Bold On Jobs
Morgan Stanley: Please Allow Me to Introduce Myself ...
"Please allow me to introduce myself, I'm a man of wealth and taste ..."
2012 Deficit Was Smallest In Last Four Years. Is That Good Or Bad?
Originally posted at Capital Gains and Games.
I deliberately wrote the headline above to make some CG&G readers (and you know who you are) angry.
Progressive Breakfast
Each morning, Bill Scher and Terrance Heath serve up what progressives need to effect change on the kitchen-table issues families face: jobs, health care, green energy, financial reform, affordable education and retirement security.
MORNING MESSAGE: Will Voters Ask The Medicare & Social Security Questions Reporters Haven't?
Progressive Breakfast
Each morning, Bill Scher and Terrance Heath serve up what progressives need to effect change on the kitchen-table issues families face: jobs, health care, green energy, financial reform, affordable education and retirement security.
MORNING MESSAGE: Will Voters Ask The Medicare & Social Security Questions Reporters Haven't?
"Town Hall" Debate: Will Voters Ask the Medicare and Social Security Questions Reporters Haven't?
If you support strong and effective government, then the unfamiliar glow you felt after last Thursday's debate was the satisfaction of seeing your opinions forcefully defended by a national candidate. There hasn't been much of that going on lately. But a deceptive question was asked in the Vice Presidential debate, while other important ones still haven't been asked of any national candidate.
Gagging on an Ad Blitz of Empty Anti-Wall Street Rhetoric
Candidates this fall are taking plenty of pokes at the financial industry's best and brightest. But they could be doing a lot more than poke. They could push to start taxing Wall Street.
