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Avalanche of Debt Payments Facing US Government

Americans now have to climb out of two deep holes: as debt-loaded consumers, whose personal wealth sank along with housing and stock prices; and as taxpayers, whose government debt has almost doubled in the last two years alone, just as costs tied to ...

From RIGHTISRIGHT, Drudge ReTort: Red Meat for Yellow Dogs,  23 Nov 2009

Obama Nominee Has Tax Problems

President Barack Obama's choice for a top job in the Treasury Department did not disclose all of her late tax payments until she was repeatedly prodded by Senate investigators, a congressional report issued Wednesday said. Obama's nominee for ...

From RIGHTISRIGHT, Drudge ReTort: Red Meat for Yellow Dogs,  21 Nov 2009

Related Topics: Barack Obama,  United States Department of the Treasury

Bank Charge-Offs Exceed Great Depression Rate

The rate of loan charge-offs by major U.S. banks has exceeded those seen in the early years of the Great Depression as the credit crisis continues to take a toll, Moody's Investors Service said Monday. Bank charge-offs loans written off as ...

From RIGHTISRIGHT, Drudge ReTort: Red Meat for Yellow Dogs,  26 Oct 2009

College Costs Up 4.3 Percent

The cost of attending a four-year nonprofit private college increased 4.3 percent in the 2009-2010 academic year compared to a year ago, bringing the average annual price to $35,636, according to an educational trade group. ...

From RIGHTISRIGHT, Drudge ReTort: Red Meat for Yellow Dogs,  20 Oct 2009

Dems Represent Richest, Poorest Areas

The Democratic-controlled House is now an unusual combination of the richest and poorest districts, the best and least educated, and the best and the worst insured. The analysis found that Democrats have attracted educated, affluent whites who had ...

From RIGHTISRIGHT, Drudge ReTort: Red Meat for Yellow Dogs,  19 Oct 2009

Federal Deficit Hits $1.4 Trillion

The federal budget deficit has surged to an all-time high of $1.42 trillion as the recession caused tax revenues to plunge while the government was spending massive amounts to stabilize the financial system and jump-start the economy. The imbalance for ...

From RIGHTISRIGHT, Drudge ReTort: Red Meat for Yellow Dogs,  16 Oct 2009

Related Topics: Barack Obama

Cop Who Arrested Gates Is Profiling Expert

Cambridge police Sgt. James Crowley, the cop at the center of a firestorm over the arrest of Harvard professor Henry Louis Gates Jr., has taught a racial profiling class at the Lowell Police Academy for five years. The academy is well respected and it ...

From RIGHTISRIGHT, Drudge ReTort: Red Meat for Yellow Dogs,  23 Jul 2009

Related Topics: Harvard University,  Henry Louis Gates, Jr.

Bush Official: Obama Job Claims Flimsy

"We would never have used a formula like 'save or create.' To begin with, the number is pure fiction -- the administration has no way to measure how many jobs are actually being 'saved.' And if we had tried to use something this flimsy, the press would ...

From RIGHTISRIGHT, Drudge ReTort: Red Meat for Yellow Dogs,  10 Jun 2009

Related Topics: Barack Obama,  George W. Bush

Banks Tighten Lending for Gov-Insured Mortgages

Wells Fargo & Co., the second-largest U.S. home lender, and Taylor, Bean & Whitaker Mortgage Corp., the biggest privately held mortgage company, are raising credit score requirements and other standards for government-insured loans. With ...

From RIGHTISRIGHT, Drudge ReTort: Red Meat for Yellow Dogs,  31 Jan 2009

Obama: Huge Deficits 'for Years to Come'

President-elect Barack Obama said the U.S. will soon face a $1 trillion budget deficit and similar shortfalls are in store as the government grapples with a recession and other spending demands. "Potentially we've got trillion-dollar deficits for years ...

From RIGHTISRIGHT, Drudge ReTort: Red Meat for Yellow Dogs,  7 Jan 2009

Related Topics: Barack Obama

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