The following is contained in a letter from Sen Bernard Sanders to the editor of the Wall Street Journal May 10th. The Journal ignores the
Category: Government
What governemnt does affects us all now and for years in the future. Many times there are unintended consequences, it would be nice to get it right.
Massachusetts seeks to cap growth in health care spending-it’s time to ask HOW
Pending legislation in the Bay State would target the growth in health care spending to the growth in the Gross State Product (similar to national
How many new laws does Congress introduce and why?
If you had to guess how much new legislation is introduced in Congress each session (two years), what would you say? I’ll save you the
Debit card fees, bank fees and the unintended consequences you pay for
I recently read a short article in Money magazine lauding the efforts of the woman who mounted the campaign against the $5.00 monthly fee for
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