Monthly Archives: April 2012
Housing May Not Rebound For A Generation
Economist Robert Shiller, who predicted the bust of the housing bubble in 2003 and co-creator of the Standard & Poor’s Case-Shiller home price index, has said that there maybe no market rebound for housing for a generation or more. What … Continue reading
Trayvon Martin Case Ramifications – Neighborhood Watchmen Being Charged
The Trayvon Martin case has struck a cord across the nation. There is special attention being placed on neighborhood watchmen across the country that are trying to prevent crime on their own streets. The ramifications of the Trayvon Martin case … Continue reading
Job Market For Millennials Looking Up?
The job market over the last several years has obviously been in shambles. This has been especially hard on new college graduates entering to the workforce eager to find a job and get started on the right track. Unfortunately for … Continue reading
Will Republicans Get Serious And Proposes Fundamental Tax Reform?
Congress is back to work and getting through some very important items on their agenda such as honoring Jack Nicklaus and Mark Twain. In the meantime House Republicans are strategizing as to how to go about tax reform before the … Continue reading
Tax Day Approaches – Fundamental Tax Reform Proposal
Tax day is approaching! If you haven’t filed your taxes yet, you better do so quickly! In honor of tax day, I wanted to explain why we need fundamental tax reform to happen and what my plan for tax reform … Continue reading
Buffett Rule vs. Romney Rule: Which Will Grow America’s Economy?
The opening salvos of the 2012 presidential election are being shot across the battlefield, and in a new line of attack from the Obama administration, Vice President Joe Biden has coined a new term “Romney Rule” to contrast with President Obama’s plan … Continue reading
Opening Salvo Against Mitt Romney As General Election Begins
The opening salvo against Mitt Romney began yesterday marking the beginning of the general election for 2012. DNC strategist, Hilary Rosen, lobbed an insult about Ann Romney not ever working a job. Ann Romney responded by using a newly created … Continue reading
Now That Rick Santorum Is Out The General Election Begins
Yesterday brought long needed news that Rick Santorum has decided to drop out of the Presidential race. Even though that leaves Mitt Romney, Newt Gingrich, and Ron Paul left in the running, the nomination is now firmly in Mitt Romney’s … Continue reading
What Would Republicans Do If They Controlled Washington?
Many have called this November’s election “the most important of our lifetime.” They have said that if President Obama gets a second term and if Republicans do not take both houses of Congress that America as we now know it … Continue reading
Mitt Romney Sweeping Up Delegates
Mitt Romney had a not so surprising sweep of wins last night in Wisconsin, Maryland, and Washington D.C. Romney easily won and now has a delegate count of 655. With such a large lead no other candidates stand a chance … Continue reading
