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Former Indiana Governor Mitch Daniels: Indiana losing males in the workforce
What made former Indiana Governor Mitch Daniels a great governor was he understood economics and demographics go hand in hand. Continue reading →
Bill Nye’s science theories clash with real economics
Never have been a Bill Nye believer due to his fan base Continue reading →
What newspaper headlines look like in socialistic countries
Venezuela is full-blown socialism now and watching the results makes you appreciate capitalism even more. Continue reading →
Do Americans care about the national debt anymore?
On Friday, the Treasury Department showed the U.S. national debt jumped almost $100 Billion. Continue reading →
Employment numbers better for males coming from married parents
Nice chart showing glaring employment differences
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Bernie Sanders Social Security claim debunked
photo courtesy theodysseyonline.com
JustFactsDaily.com addressed a GAO report requested by Democrat Presidential candidate Bernie Sanders.
Putin’s Unseen Move…..Gold
Long time ago one of my economic mentors taught me, “Watch what the other hand is doing” when viewing politics. Continue reading →
Good News, Venezuela’s Economy Going Into the Crapper
One good thing in promoting a “fair economy” one can look at what they’ll get by looking at Venezuela. Everyone suffers together in the name of collectivism:
“Venezuela is projected to experience a deep recession in 2015 and 2016,” the IMF said Tuesday in its World Economic Outlook. The country’s real gross domestic product probably will contract 10 percent this year and 6 percent in 2016, it said.
Inflation in Venezuela, already the fastest in the world, will average 159 percent in 2015 and increase to 204 percent next year, the IMF said.
America Has To Many Laws
Every year the federal government piles on more laws that Americans must follow.
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