Government Shutdown on Townhall

• Senate leaders announce bipartisan agreement to avert government shutdown Tue Sep 27
  Townhall.com Staff
• U.S. Senate OKs Deal to Avoid Government Shutdown Mon Sep 26
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• Senate deal should avert government shutdown Mon Sep 26
  AP News
• Senate set to vote in budget dispute Mon Sep 26
  Reuters News
• Oh, Yeah: We're Still Running on Stopgap Measures and Not an Actual Budget Fri Sep 23
  Erika Johnsen
• Global Recession, Right Here, Now Sat Sep 3
  Mike Shedlock
  It's time to stop debating whether or not the US or Europe is headed into recession. The facts show the entire global economy is in recession. ... more
• Chasing Votes by Promising to Do Impossible Things Thu Aug 4
  Michael Barone
  "It's tempting to seek quick votes by promising the impossible and pledging to do things no president ever would. " ... more
• Sip the Tea—Don't Swallow the Kool Aid Wed Aug 3
  Michael Medved
  Now that our elected leaders have finally found a way to avert the Great Debt-Ceiling Disaster with an imperfect settlement that generally advances the conservative agenda, mainstream Republicans must prepare to answer the objections of Tea Party True Believers who grumble, "If we had just held on, we could have gotten more." ... more
• Worst Case Scenario on Debt Ceiling is Balanced Budget, Not Default Sat Jul 30
  Ron Meyer
  President Barack Obama, Treasury Secretary Tim Geithner, and many in the media continue to forward the absolute farce that the federal government will default on August 2 if we don't increase the debt ceiling. ... more
• Why Getting Our Debt under Control is So Important Mon Jul 25
  Mike Needham
  The outcome of the 2010 elections signaled that our nation's founding principles still resonate with Americans of all stripes. The current struggle over whether and how to raise our nation's debt ceiling is another battle in the long war over what sort of country we leave our children and grandchildren. ... more
• 5 American Economic Statistics That Will Blow Your Mind Tue Jul 19
  John Hawkins
  Like Douglas Adams' description of space, the economic issues in this country have become quite big. In fact, most people are, in a very real way, unable to comprehend how "vastly, hugely, mind-bogglingly big" our problems have become. ... more
• Seeds of future problems in Minn. budget deal Fri Jul 15
  AP News
• Minn. government shutdown puts lives on hold Wed Jul 13
  AP News
• MillerCoors becomes casualty of Minnesota shutdown Wed Jul 13
  AP News
• MillerCoors becomes casualty of Minn. shutdown Wed Jul 13
  AP News
• SPIN METER: Pawlenty's rosy memory of '05 shutdown Wed Jul 13
  AP News
• This Week Would Be Hilarious, Were It Not So Disgusting Sun Jul 10
  Derek Hunter
  You just know every cable network already has their graphic for the debt ceiling “crisis” and are feverishly working on their theme music. That will come, probably in the next week or two, if no deal is struck. ... more
• Minnesota Facts Wed Jul 6
  Rich Galen
  It seems to me that this is a great test because we will be able to watch and see what Minnesotans decide what they can and cannot live without when it comes to state services. ... more
• Minn. gov, lawmakers meet amid government shutdown Wed Jul 6
  AP News
• Minnesota Dem gov fights GOP's 'no new tax' stance Sat Jul 2
  AP News
• Minn. Gov. Mark Dayton on his state's shutdown Sat Jul 2
  AP News
• Minn. services affected by government shutdown Fri Jul 1
  AP News
• Minnesota government shutdown near after talks fail Fri Jul 1
  Reuters News
• Minnesota Government Shuts Down Fri Jul 1
  Minnesota
  No agreement on how to balance budget led to government shut down in Minnesota beginning today. ... more
• Minnesota lawmakers talk as government shutdown looms Thu Jun 30
  Reuters News
• A Budget Cut Too Deep? Thu May 5
  Michelle Singletary
  It is unreasonable, in the midst of a housing crisis that has financially devastated hundreds of thousands of households, that we are taking away access to free or low-cost counseling that helps these families. ... more

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