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Defining Modern Liberalism
JOHN SCOTTO
There is a long list of rules one must currently follow before one can be admitted into the club known as modern day liberalism, and a stringent philo...
Defining Modern Liberalism
JOHN SCOTTO
There is a long list of rules one must currently follow before one can be admitted into the club known as modern day liberalism, and a stringent philo...
 
Lawless, just like his presidency.
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Obama Foundation Delays Chicago Presidential Library ANOTHER Year
The library must gain approval from a Federal judge ... and it hasn't yet.
by Emily ZanottiJuly 29, 2018


Construction has stalled on the Obama Presidential Library until at least 2019 while the federal government reviews a rental scheme that allowed the Obama Foundation to build its library in the middle of a historic park and around major streets on Chicago's South Side.

According to the Chicago Tribune, the Obama Foundation won't give a specific timeline for construction but expects to begin building in 2019, more than two years after the project was unveiled. The library campus, which includes a digital archive of former president Barack Obama's papers, meeting rooms, sports facilities, and a branch of the Chicago public library, is slated to open in 2021.
 

Someone please explain how fiscally responsible ca is again.

These American states are drowning in ‘irretrievable’ debt


By Megan HenneyPublished July 26, 2018U.S. EconomyFOXBusiness

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Connecticut may be the richest state in the country, on a per capita basis, but it's racked up a sizable debt worth more than $53 billion – and it could be taxpayers who are forced to bail out the Constitution State, according to the former governor of Indiana.

“Someone’s going to the barbershop,” Mitch Daniels, a Republican, said during an interview with FOX Business’ Stuart Varney on Thursday. “The first will be the taxpayers, already beleaguered in some of these states.”

And Connecticut isn’t the only state struggling with a debt crisis: California, Illinois, New Jersey and New York are unable to make pension payments to retired government workers.

In Illinois, for instance, vendors wait months to be paid by a government that’s $30 billion in debt, and one whose bonds are just one notch above junk bond status, according to Daniels. New York’s more than $356 billion in debt; New Jersey more than $104 billion; and California more than $428 billion.
 
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Someone please explain how fiscally responsible ca is again.

These American states are drowning in ‘irretrievable’ debt


By Megan HenneyPublished July 26, 2018U.S. EconomyFOXBusiness

854081161001_5814135003001_5814126403001-vs.jpg



Connecticut may be the richest state in the country, on a per capita basis, but it's racked up a sizable debt worth more than $53 billion – and it could be taxpayers who are forced to bail out the Constitution State, according to the former governor of Indiana.

“Someone’s going to the barbershop,” Mitch Daniels, a Republican, said during an interview with FOX Business’ Stuart Varney on Thursday. “The first will be the taxpayers, already beleaguered in some of these states.”

And Connecticut isn’t the only state struggling with a debt crisis: California, Illinois, New Jersey and New York are unable to make pension payments to retired government workers.

In Illinois, for instance, vendors wait months to be paid by a government that’s $30 billion in debt, and one whose bonds are just one notch above junk bond status, according to Daniels. New York’s more than $356 billion in debt; New Jersey more than $104 billion; and California more than $428 billion.
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http://www.usdebtclock.org/state-debt-clocks/state-of-connecticut-debt-clock.html

http://www.usdebtclock.org/state-debt-clocks/state-of-california-debt-clock.html

http://www.usdebtclock.org/state-debt-clocks/state-of-illinois-debt-clock.html

http://www.usdebtclock.org/state-debt-clocks/state-of-new-jersey-debt-clock.html

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