High-Interest rates Subsidized Student Loans, a Double-edged Sword for the Needy
The U.S. The Department of Education offers Low-Interest Loans to Eligible Students to help cover the Cost of Schooling Education is primarily a State and local government’s responsibility in the United States. It is state...
Is There a Correlation Between Tax Cuts and Tax Revenues?
The other day on a Facebook thread, I was trying in vain to make the point with a group of recently retired pilots that we must raise taxes soon. I wrote that it has...
How To Take Control Of Where Your Federal Taxes Dollars Are Spent
Frustration over lack of input into where your tax money goes is as great, if not greater, than having to pay it the first place. Mention the word taxes and you’ll get 2 similar negative...
The Uselessness of Centralized Economic Development and the Hope of UBI
In my home town on the rural coast of Maine, we once had an economic development council, but it was little more than a public-private consortium with a license to spend the public’s money in...
The lesson Americans should never learn
Americans should never learn the lesson that Annie Lowrey advocates for in her article titled “The Lesson Americans Never Learn,” recently published in The Atlantic. Ms. Lowrey compassionately looks at the challenges that we...
Just how Limited are Kamala Harris’s Economic Policies?
Insight on how the 2020 election can impact your wallet or not budge it at all. Most people are somewhat aware of Donald Trump’s corporate tax cuts, anti-globalist trade policies, and protectionism. Likewise, a few people know...
Who Do You Think You Are?
A Voice from the People in Maine’s Pine Tree Zone Debate Who Do you Think You ARE! ? photo by Mackenzie Andersen “Who do you think you are?”, he said, as though I needed to be...