I’m not going to post every article I think is good, but this article by Steven Pearlstein, Business Columnist for the WashingtonPost is a king among among articles. Read it here.
Pearlstein puts Senate ignoramuses to the sword.
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February 12th, 2009 at 11:43
come on chris, are you telling me you don’t agree with the congressional republicans plan to just have three trillion dollars of tax cuts?
lol lol