Budget Surplus on Townhall
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The Zero Deficit Line Tue Oct 18Political CalculationsOnce upon a time Political Calculations figured out what it would take per household to have zero deficit. ... more
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Fred WszolekSometimes extraordinary times call for extraordinary measures. And that is true regarding the National Labor Relations Board (NLRB) and its job-killing assault against workers and small businesses across the country. ... more
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Yes, Virginia, There is a Surplus Tue Aug 23Cal ThomasWhile the federal government continues to drown in a sea of debt, several states are reporting surpluses, thanks to policies Washington would do well to emulate. ... more
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The Clinton Surplus Myth- Part 2 Tue Aug 23Craig SteinerCitizens that hear about the Clinton "surplus" but also know the national debt never went down may legitimately ask, "How can the national debt increase even when the government supposedly has a surplus?" This article will provide a detailed explanation of how Clinton claimed a surplus even when the government borrowed $18 billion more the same year. ... more
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The Clinton Surplus Myth Mon Aug 22Craig SteinerTime and time again, anyone reading the mainstream news or reading articles on the Internet will read the claim that President Clinton not only balanced the budget, but had a surplus. This is then used as an argument to further highlight the fiscal irresponsibility of the federal government under the Bush administration. Here are the facts. ... more
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Email, Hate Mail and Comments from Readers Sun Jun 26John RansomLots of energy on the message boards this week. We talk Libyan energy, domestic energy, we make windmills out of molehills and I prove that liberals ought to stick to reading history, not writing about it. ... more
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You Cut Taxes, You Don't Raise Them Fri Jun 17Bill TatroClinton’s action at that time has now given the current crop of Dems the ammo to point out that job growth in the 1990s was truly stunning. But it was the capital gains tax-cut, enacted by a Republican Congress and signed by Clinton that really unleashed the growth in the economy. ... more
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Slash Spending and the Economy Will Bloom Sat Jun 11Jeff JacobyFor three years, under presidents of both parties, the federal government has pumped trillions of borrowed dollars into stimulus, bailout, and recovery spending. The results have been woeful. ... more
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Donald LambroThe unemployment numbers came out last week, but these were not the nationwide 8.9-percent average that was announced with much hoopla earlier this month, capturing all of the headlines. ... more
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It's a Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad World Thu Feb 24Jackie Gingrich CushmanProtests in Tunisia spread to Egypt, which led to the flight of Egyptian leader Hosni Mubarak and will lead to who knows what type of government in the end. Currently, the military is in control of Egypt -- we think -- and things are largely peaceful. ... more
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Matt ToweryBeen there, done that. An angry electorate reacts against a liberal president, so Congress vaults over the castle gate to establish itself as America's new frontline leadership. ... more
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The Rich Can Afford It, but Can We? Sat Dec 4David HarsanyiFew displays of phony generosity and bogus earnestness are more irritating than watching a stinking-rich tycoon advocating that others shell out more in taxes. ... more
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Jackie Gingrich CushmanThere is one thing that corporate finance likes: stability. This allows businesses to plan, to hire and to create contracts. ... more
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The Politics of Budget-Cutting Thu Nov 11Victor Davis HansonCutting the borrowing and spending is inevitable if America is to avoid a Greece-like implosion. ... more
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