>"Obama’s undersized stimulus in 2009 doomed America to an economic lost decade."

>"As communities across the United States receive pandemic relief money, fierce debates have erupted over priorities, and who has the power to set them."

"Inflation’s return hardly bodes well for the economy’s prospects in the run up to November’s midterm elections."

"Why Covid-19 cost us fewer jobs than the dot-com bust."

>"Economic liberty is a better driver of economic recovery for a state than is federal largesse."

"Instead of helping workers, states steer pandemic emergency dollars to employers to help them pay down unemployment insurance debt."

"Recent economic reports are running contrary to the expectations of those who subscribe to Modern Monetary Theory and other types of “new” economic thinking."

"The $3.5 trillion social policy bill that lawmakers begin drafting this week would touch virtually every American, at every point in life, from _...Read More_

"High inflation, ghostly downtowns and a resurgent virus have rattled consumers and created new obstacles as the president tries to push his broader economic agenda."

>"The abrupt loss of pandemic unemployment benefits on a broad scale could have long-term effects not only for the recipients but also for the economy."

"As his poll numbers slide, the president and his aides have mounted an aggressive pitch in Congress and around the country for his spending plans on infrastructure and more."

"Prematurely ending federal programs had little effect on employment but sharply cut spending, potentially hurting state economies, researchers say."

“When Congress enacted the American Rescue Plan, it wasn’t meant to be a bailout for bankers who have gotten very wealthy during the pandemic.”

"Biden's reckless spending programs have the potential to push the country toward another financial catastrophe, perhaps within the next year or two."

"So, showering the economy with $6 trillion in new spending (the price tag of Biden’s Build Back Better plan) will lead to lower prices? That is utter nonsense."