Category Archives: Government Spending

Cordoba House and the Feds

Posted on August 24, 2010 by Miraj Patel

The debate over the proposed Cordoba House drags on as factions on the right make cries of Muslim arrogance, parts of the left cry of right ignorance and those of us who believe in freedom standby as the two sides … Continue reading →

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Raising the debt ceiling

Posted on January 22, 2010 by Miraj Patel

Washington is at it again with yet another debt ceiling debate. After the administration’s rampant spending over the last year, we once more find ourselves very close to the maximum legal level of national debt. With that, we again see … Continue reading →

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Stimulus: projections vs. reality

Posted on November 16, 2009 by Miraj Patel

Earlier this year, the stimulus was pushed through Congress and quickly signed by President Obama in what supporters deemed a necessary step and one which would further recovery. Just as with the current healthcare debate and most spending plans, there … Continue reading →

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