State of the Economy continued

In 1980 and 1992, the economy was the main issue. Remember James Carville's line: "It's the economy, stupid." This time, it will be worse for Obama.... keep reading

I have been predicting this, but when these guys say "recession," it's recession. Here are some suggestions on what to do now.... keep reading

So, you think municipal unions don't get sweet deals for their members. Read this.... keep reading

The experts resist de-leveraging, yet it must be done before there is an economic recovery.... keep reading

The smart money was dumb. It's getting dumber. The owners did not see what was coming. It's about to get worse.... keep reading

The old magic isn't working any more.... keep reading

The official statistics were bad. But I don't trust them.... keep reading

The mnedia failed to report the even more disturbing news.... keep reading

Like the lady in the late night TV ad, Bernanke has fallen, and he can't get up. There is no emergency service company to send an ambulance. He runs the ambulance firm, which is out of gas.... keep reading

Seeing is believing. How these people figured out what to look for amazes me. How they found the data amazes me more.... keep reading

This is not your typical hard-money site. This is from deep in the British Establishment.... keep reading

Keynes said a lot of really silly things, but none so silly as the paradox of thrift.... keep reading

Mainstream economists are beginning to admit that the Obama recovery is gone. This is a step in the right direction.... keep reading

This matter-of-fact analysis comes pretty close to what I regard as the best-case scenario for the next two years.... keep reading

Geithner failed to mention this outcome a week ago. The world's stock markets didn't.... keep reading

You knew it. I knew it. Now Standard & Poor's Admits it. He is what was really involved.... keep reading