I’ve been blogging for four years. I started blogging because I believed my grand kids would be the first generation in this country to have a lower standard of living than their parents. The absolute lack of common sense in Washington was going to make that happen. Most people, when I started my first Read the full article…
According to a study by Bank of America, it’s lower energy costs. By their numbers, the US benefits to the tune of $727.2 million a day from our new energy advantages. This includes natural gas, and the impact that it has on utility costs, energy exports, including coal, and new energy finds. U.S. natural gas prices Read the full article…
At the eleventh hour before rates doubled on July 1, the Senate struck a deal to freeze interest rates on government-backed student loans. In other words, both parties agreed on a $6 billion pander to youth vote. That $6 billion cost was sticking-point for Senators, but after a lot of hand wringing, they decided to Read the full article…
