Spending Denialists and the Fiscal Illusion
The late economist James Buchanan predicted our current budgetary impasse. Is there a way out?
The late economist James Buchanan predicted our current budgetary impasse. Is there a way out?
No word on what effect foreign policy might have on national security
On how to avert it, of course, not how to implement it
Cutting Saturday mail isn't going to be enough
Funding is based on last year's enrollment, even when school populations decline
Most transparent administration ever!
You can't be serious, says the House
Because government spending isn't a problem at all
Will give full presentation this afternoon
Lip service to reducing government waste
Former cops collect hefty lifetime pensions thanks to bogus disability claims.
Despite constant assurances that America is "poised for growth," all evidence points to an economy that's going nowhere.
Don't follow the disastrous example set by the Golden State.
Which explains pension problems, Social Security, Medicare, government debt ...
Duplicate research grants from the U.S. government found
If the military can't absorb a $55 billion hit, it's not worth what we've been spending on it.
Everything's fine, as long as you completely ignore the public pension crisis that is bankrupting us all!
The aggregate statistics fail to capture essential details of life.
Anything for a spending cut
The dangers of viewing government as the be-all-and-end-all of our society.
Cashing in rather than cutting back
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