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Tag Archives: Debt Ceiling
Should the GOP break the anti-tax pledge?
By Ken Feltman Writing about people I know is never easy and, in effect, that is what Politico is asking when they ask me to write about whether Republicans should break their anti-tax pledge. Grover Norquist has had an enormous impact … Continue reading
Posted in Balanced Budget amendment, Congress, Elections, Federal budget, Finance, Ken Feltman at Politico, National debt, Organized labor, Political parties, Politics, President Obama
Tagged 2012 elections, Balanced Budget, Congress, Debt Ceiling, Democrats, Federal budget, Independent voters, Ken Feltman at Politico, Republicans, Tea Party
BLAMING OBAMACARE ON CHIEF JUSTICE JOHN MARSHALL – Part 2
By Anthony Hawks The decision in McCulloch v. Maryland was handed down on March 6, 1819, and it did not take long for Marshall’s critics to mount a newspaper campaign denouncing the decision, particularly what they viewed as Marshall’s erroneously … Continue reading
WHAT A REAL SWORD OF DAMOCLES WOULD LOOK LIKE
By Anthony W. Hawks Why did the deficit reduction super-committee fail? For the same reason that the “Byrd Amendments” mandating a balanced budget failed in 1978, 1980, and 1982. For the same reason that the Gramm-Rudman-Hollings law and its sequestration … Continue reading
DOG CHASES CAR. DOG CATCHES CAR. WHAT NEXT?
By Anthony W. Hawks One of the bones thrown to Republicans in the recent debt ceiling deal was the promise of a floor vote on some type of balanced budget amendment (BBA) prior to December 31, 2011. The first such … Continue reading
Posted in Anthony W. Hawks, Balanced Budget amendment
Tagged Balanced Budget, Debt Ceiling, Federal budget
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THE NEXT DEBT CEILING AND BALANCED BUDGET AMENDMENT DEBATES: DOING THEM RIGHT. MAKING IT REAL – Part 4 (The Elephant in the Room)
By Anthony W. Hawks, Esq. The debt ceiling is only a “ceiling” until Congress raises it. The Balanced Budget Amendment (BBA) only “requires” a balanced budget until Congress waives it. The elephant in the room is the fear of what … Continue reading
