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The United States spends 2.4 times as much on the elderly as on children, measured on a per capita basis, with the ratio rising to 7 to 1 if looking just at the federal budget.

The United States spends 2.4 times as much on the elderly as on children, measured on a per capita basis, with the ratio rising to 7 to 1 if looking just at the federal budget.
Brookings Institution Study

America’s Biggest Company: A Closer Look at Walmart

Godzilla! Fukushima Radiation Hits West Coast

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As the Fukushima radiation hits the West Coast, we would do well to recall that Cascadia, The Pacific Northwest, is no stranger to the intercontinental pollution:

Options Limited If Court Strikes Down 'Obamacare'

 

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California Water Wars Spotlight: Imperial Valley Water Rights

Obama Leads With Independent Voters, Especially Women

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A growth strategy for the American economy requires more than promises to cut taxes and spending. We have to be willing to do things, not just cut things.

A growth strategy for the American economy requires more than promises to cut taxes and spending. We have to be willing to do things, not just cut things.
U.S. Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner, 4/4/2012

Causes for the Rise in Health Care Costs

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Looking Outside the Two-Party Box

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Tips for Spotting Partisan Economics: A Guide for Independents

Is that politician or pundit making valid economic arguments, or just distracting you with flashy, partisan talking points to gain ground for their candidacy or "team?"

Here are a few things that every Independent voter and thinker should look out for:

The Bait and Switch

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