Tag Archives: budget deficit
How Surging Borrowing Costs Are Consuming the U.S. Budget
The U.S. government just closed the books on Fiscal Year 2026. The final budget report card, to be perfectly frank, is the stuff of banana republics. Continue reading
Why Gold Is Dipping While the Market Panics for Cash
Day after day decisions pile up. Some good. Some bad. Good decisions generally bring wealth, prosperity, satisfaction, and freedom. Bad decisions generally bring poverty, failure, discord, and captivity. Continue reading
The Road to America’s Golden Age
Hey! Rub-a-dub-dub. Trump won! Make a toast or say a prayer. It all depends on your political and spiritual preferences. There are times to kiss the bottle. So, too, there are times to kneel in church. Perhaps now is the time for both.
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Whip Inflation Never
The storyline all year from the Federal Reserve and the Treasury was that consumer price inflation was coming down. That it would soon be within the Fed’s arbitrary 2 percent target. That the runaway inflation over the last few years was a mere pothole in the road to greater prosperity. Continue reading
