Tag: Greece

The End of Socialism in Greece

The Editors - February 24, 2011

The end results of socialism in Greece. It always end badly.

Cut Spending or it Could Get Ugly

Richard C. Young - November 30, 2010

Rather than taking the message politely, Democrats have plowed ahead with their plans to raise taxes on the “wealthy” in America. In doing so...

U.S. Debt: A Crippling 3 Punch Combo

The Editors - July 29, 2010

In boxing, a one-two punch is usually a left jab followed by a right cross. It’s effective and can be dangerous if you’re on...

What is the GOP Thinking?

Richard C. Young - June 30, 2010

Why are Republicans not already threatening to filibuster Elena Kagan? She simply lacks the experience to serve on the Supreme Court. She has never...

U.S. On the Borrowing Brink

The Editors - June 17, 2010

Take a look at this chart. It’s a chart of the net lending or borrowing (borrowing in the case of the United States) that...

What Would Ronald Reagan Do?

Richard C. Young - May 26, 2010

The Panic, Round Two: What Would Reagan Do? – David Malpass, The Wall Street Journal With weak economies, the governments of industrialized nations are choosing...

Europeans Pile Into Gold

Richard C. Young - May 13, 2010

Gold Reaches Record as Europeans Pile In; Dow Declines 36.88 – Carolyn Cui And Liam Pleven, The Wall Street Journal As overspending by government, and...

Obama to Nominate Elena Kagan to SCOTUS

Richard C. Young - May 10, 2010

Supreme Court Nominee Elena Kagan – Ed Whelan, National Review In true Obama administration form, the President is going to nominate an academic to the Supreme...