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Who Got Stimulated And Who Got Shafted?

therealrevo.com

October 26, 2010

Deroy Murdock, writing for National Review Online, supplies us with a couple of charts which dramatize the effects of the stimulus package.

Liberal pundits who wonder why so many Americans are so angry today should examine these graphs, which should answer that question.

CBS: Unemployment situation still the worst since the Depression

hotair.com

October 25, 2010

The shock here isn't the news that CBS reports, but the fact that CBS reports it at all - or at least before the midterm elections. Give 60 Minutes full credit here; they don't soften the blow.

60 Minutes: The Real Unemployment Rate Is 17%

realclearpolitics.com

October 24, 2010

The national unemployment rate of 9.5% percent sounds incredibly high and of course, it is. But, it doesn't nearly capture the depth of the trouble...

How Liberals Argue

October 22, 2010

"There are too many fundamentalist christian bible-thumpers trying to impose their views on us through government and take over America."

H&R Block Suit May Signal Sunset of Refund Loans

CNS News

October 20, 2010

H&R Block Inc.'s allegations that HSBC Bank USA is trying to back out of funding its tax refund loan program signals both a potential blow to the nation's largest tax preparer and an indication that the controversial loans may be disappearing.

With funding scarce and help underwriting the loans from the IRS discontinued, the high-interest advances on tax refunds are going to be harder to find when tax season begins in January. Where they are available, taxpayers will find that it's harder to get approved and they'll have to pay more.

Computer consultant accused of hacking into Houston Healthcare database

macon.com

October 20, 2010

Christopher Stewart Wheeler of Warner Robins was charged with one count of theft by taking, four counts of computer theft and five counts of computer invasion of privacy, according to the Houston County District Attorney's Office website.

Would You Like a Union With That, Comrade?

spectator.org

October 19, 2010

The Industrial Workers of the World (IWW) is attempting to unionize several Jimmy John's sandwich stores in the Minneapolis area. The IWW's campaign against Jimmy John's could be the start of organizing efforts at several other restaurant chains.

Britain Tops List with 1 in 8 Homes Being a Workless Household

Finance News (UK)

October 13, 2010

According to a study by the Centre for Policy Studies (CPS) out of the six largest EU economics, Britain has the highest jobless rate.

It was reported that nearly 1 in 8 households has no on in the home working. The CPS argues that changing 10 per cent of the workless households out of that category would add about 1 per cent to Britain's gross domestic product or GDP.

California's Green Nightmare

spectator.org

October 11, 2010

So where are all the green jobs? A new 2010 study by the University of California-Berkeley comes to the sobering conclusion that "the green economy accounts for just 1 percent of California's jobs."

Guilty Plea in $400,000 Foster Care Fraud

The Ledger

October 4, 2010

A 52-year-old Davenport woman pleaded guilty Monday in federal court to stealing more than $400,000 in life insurance money from a former foster child.

In August, a grand jury indicted the couple on federal charges of conspiring to commit fraud and wire fraud. Prosecutors said the Oropezas took advantage of a child who previously lived with them in foster care.

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