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Goldman Sachs and the financial bailout

I was listening to my wife explain a news report about how the $700 billion bailout for our economy had avoided the disaster of bankruptcy,…more.

Options for U.S. auto makers

There appear to be three basic options to assist the U.S. auto makers: A full bailout with no strings (socialism), a limited bailout with some…more.

Obama supporters should be the first to be laid off

I have a solution for the owners of small businesses who find it necessary reduce personnel due to stifling regulation and confiscatory taxes coming with…more.

Dems have gotten us into financial crisis

I am constantly amazed by people like letter writer Freya Hite who are "stricken by grief" over imagined criminal actions by President Bush, while totally…more.

Supply-side Reaganomics is working

With over 500 million gallons of gas and diesel fuel used daily in the United States and other products from plastics to tires affected by…more.

Obama plan to save jobs should include no unnecessary risks

If Obama is going to infuse new capital into large corporations to save jobs, he should do the same thing to smaller corporations of 50…more.

Human greed led us into our financial mess

I felt that Rick Wagner did his usual fine job in the Nov. 6 issue of The Daily Sentinel of laying out, for the umpteenth…more.

Confusion on Federal Reserve funds and income tax funds

There seems to be a lot of confusion our there about the difference between income tax funds and Federal Reserve funds and how they affect…more.

Capital spent on housing market boom could have been used to stimulate growth

Fannie Mae buys mortgages from other companies. It is backed by the taxpayers for losses, but keeps profits. In 1999, President Clinton stimulated their business…more.

Bailout bill shouldn’t have included pork

The economic rescue plan is one of the most important pieces of legislation to come before the Senate and House. It is outrageous that several…more.
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