2013 budget on Townhall

• Counting Up the Future Sun Apr 14
  Rich Tucker
  In the early 1990s, toy maker Mattel got into hot water for manufacturing a talking Barbie doll that warned children: “Math class is tough.” Yet 20 years later, if we could pull their string, most politicians would probably say just that. ... more
• Occupy and Redistribute D.C Sat Apr 13
  John Ransom
  If you think the economic slowdown now is related to the tax increase then, well you might be good at math, but you know nothing about Washington math and Washington journalism, both of which are the highest forms of the art of opinion. ... more
• Obama’s Growth-Busting Budget Sat Apr 13
  Larry Kudlow
  With some tweaking of eligibility requirements, a true economic-growth budget would lower food-stamp enrollment, unemployment compensation, disability benefits, and other forms of welfare-dependency spending that plague the country. ... more
• The Great Grab Has Begun Sat Apr 13
  Bill Tatro
  If interest rates rise, as most of the world assumes will happen eventually, then a million dollars instantly becomes a lot less. ... more
• Obama's April Fools Joke Fri Apr 12
  Tim Phillips
  When President Obama declared April to be “National Financial Capability Month” and described plans for his administration to teach young people “how to budget responsibly,” it was easy to mistake the announcement for a Stephen-Colbert-style April Fools’ prank. ... more
• The Budget Dud Fri Apr 12
  Bob Beauprez
  Like his previous budgets, even Democrats aren't excited about getting on board, and his typically idolatrous media was less than impressed. ... more
• The Myth of Obama's Centrism Thu Apr 11
  David Harsanyi
  Barack Obama's quest for a "balanced approach" is the lifeblood of his political success -- and also its biggest myth. Witness the coverage of the purportedly centrist president's 2014 budget proposal. ... more
• Obama’s Success: The Poor Get Poorer, And The Rich Get Poorer Thu Apr 11
  John Ransom
  The money in an IRA is not “tax-preferred,” as the White House asserts. Money in an IRA is rather “tax-deferred,” meaning the government is going to get their money one way or another. No surprise there that they got that wrong. The White House is short on CPAs. They don’t even know how to do their own taxes right. ... more
• March Madness Budget Busting Picks Mon Apr 8
  Terry Paulson
  My dream took form during a foggy morning drift on the edge of sleep. Planning the ratings coup of the decade, ESPN challenged President Obama to one final March Madness Bracket pick. ... more
• The Battle of the Budgets Sat Mar 23
  Ed Feulner
  Say you’re running a business, and you find yourself awash in red ink. You realize it’s time to retool your approach, and fast. So you ask two different employees to each come up with a budget. You’ll go with whoever writes the best plan. ... more
• The Right Step from Ryan Mon Mar 18
  Michael Tanner
  The Ryan budget provides a view of Republican priorities and their vision for how to increase economic growth, reform entitlements, and balance the budget. While timid and imperfect, Ryan’s plan shows that Republicans are at least looking in the right direction. ... more
• Ryan: Last Year’s Campaign Made Running for President “More Realistic in My Mind” Sun Mar 10
  Daniel Doherty
• Getting Wise to Government Lies Thu Mar 7
  Michael Reagan
  Take President Obama and his Cabinet of Liars, please. We all know what dirty tricks they played to try and stop the sequester's automatic budget cuts from happening. ... more
• Obama’s 2-Percent Flip Flops Mon Mar 4
  Dan Holler
  If you’re reading this, it means you survived the sequester. Of course, as President Obama reminded us last Friday, “this is not going to be an apocalypse as some people have said.” ... more
• The Customary Crisis Fri Mar 1
  Paul Greenberg
  Here we go again. And again. And again. ... For in Washington, every day is Groundhog Day. And now, once again, the country is speeding toward the dreaded ... Fiscal Cliff! Not to mention Catastrophe, Chaos and Collapse. Or maybe Stalemate, Train Wreck, Dysfunction or whatever your favorite clich may be. So quick, get the scare headlines back in type. The Great Tax vs. Spend Debate is on again, if it ever went away. With each side blaming the Coming and Constant Crisis on the other. ... more
• Boehner's Battle Cry: The Voters Elected Us Too, Deal With It Fri Jan 25
  Donald Lambro
  House Republican leaders seized the high ground this week in the furious battle to curb federal spending, forcing Senate Democrats to produce their first budget in nearly four years. ... more
• Earning It Thu Jan 24
  Washington, D.C.
  American taxpayers earn their paychecks by doing their jobs. But Harry Reid and Senate Democrats think they're different from most Americans. It's been almost four years since the Senate passed a budget, despite being legally required to do so every year. ... more
• GOP: No Budget, No Pay For Congress Wed Jan 23
  Washington, DC
  Republican leaders want to freeze salaries for lawmakers unless Congress gets serious about passing a budget. ... more
• "Negotiating," Democrat-Style Thu Nov 29
  Guy Benson
• Surprise: New Senate Budget Chair Won't Say if Democrats Will Finally Pass a Budget Fri Nov 16
  Guy Benson
• Greek coalition approves 2013 budget in parliament Sun Nov 11
  Reuters News
• Nigeria president faces showdown over 2013 budget Wed Oct 10
  Reuters News
• Nigeria president faces showdown over 2013 budget Wed Oct 10
  Reuters News
• Nigeria president delivers disputed 2013 budget Wed Oct 10
  Reuters News
• French opposition seeks more savings, less tax in 2013 budget Wed Oct 3
  Reuters News

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