Something to Remember About ‘Create and Save’

Mitchell: Fight the Coming Federal Sales Tax

Rep. Kirk: China Worried, Wants Out of Dollar Investments

Supreme Court Delays Sale of Chrysler to Fiat

President’s PAYGO Proposal is Unworkable

Brookings: Cap and Trade Will Cost Jobs and GDP

The Global Warming International Flight Tax

Is An Automaker a “Financial Institution”? You Decide

The Chrysler Stay: Reading the Tea Leaves

Morning Bell: The Obama Jobs Gap

PAPER: Europe swings right as depression deepens

Gingrich: Obama’s ‘Already Failed’

Lots of ‘extras’ in war funding bill

State firms cry foul over stimulus projects

WSJ: Obama Numbers Are Pure Fiction

Oil prices hurtle past 70 dollars

VIDEO: MURDOCH SAYS OBAMA BIG GOV’T ‘DANGEROUS’; UNEMPLOYMENT COULD HIT 11%

WIRE: Obama Tells American Businesses to Drop Dead

Fed Retreats: Will Not Sell Own Bills

CHINA AIRS FEARS ON DOLLAR, DEBT

World Bank boss sees China spurring global recovery

Huge Deficit? Go ‘Paygo’

Do Over! Bank Stress Tests May Have to Be Re-Done

White House Presses for Chrysler Sale

Survival Blog:

The new class divide: Debt; In hard times, how much money you make matters less than how much you owe. Many of today’s have-nots are yesterday’s gotta-have-it-alls

an animated map that shows job growth and losses for the past few years

Obama, Facing High Unemployment, Defends Stimulus

Betting The Fed

Bankruptcy Filings Rise to 6,000 a Day Due to Job Loss

Bankruptcy’s Hidden Toll: The Little Guys

Celente: Exclusive Interview

13 Cities Post Unemployment Higher Than 15% for April

Real Unemployment Situation 26,000,000 unemployed or underemployed, $10/hr jobs growing, $20/hr jobs disappearing

The article begins: “On Friday, we learned that the unemployment rate jumped to 9.4 percent from last month’s 8.9 percent. The BLS data surveys 160,000 businesses and government agencies that affect roughly 400,000 people so the data does cover a large portion of Americans and gives us a good sample size. The markets were largely moving sideways on Friday unable to make sense of the mixed data because we are still largely living through a highly volatile market.”

Gold At $2,000

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