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National Debt Info-Graphic by President 1945 – 2012
As tax rates dropped for the wealthy, unemployment went up and GDP went down (on average).
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Each President’s share of the US National Debt
Former President G. W. Bush is responsible for more than $6 Trillion of the National Debt. That is almost 38%.
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The Accuracy of Nate Silver’s Predictions
Silver bases his predictions on computed mathematical formulas and the results change daily.
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Ranking Romney and Obama: who is the better candidate?
If we must choose between two candidates by voting for the lesser of two evils, what is the best way to discover who is the lesser of two evil?
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Malarkey for the third Presidential Debate of 2012
Unemployment in the United States is 12.1 million—not the 23 million Romney keeps claiming.
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The Malarkey Score for the 2nd Presidential Debate
Who won the MALARKEY Contest for the Second Presidential Debate?
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Malarkey
What it is that Ryan said during the only vice-presidential debate that was malarkey?
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Two days after the first 2012 Presidential Debate
Two days after the debate, a report says the jobless rate dropped to 7.8%, the lowest since 2009. This matches the rate when Obama took office. The number of unemployed in America is now 12.1 million. “An overall better-than-expected jobs report, consistent with most recent data that suggest the economy is gaining some momentum,” said […]
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First 2012 Presidential Debate
Fact check.org said, “Romney came off as a serial exaggerator”.
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Jobs: Digging for FACTS – Part 1/3
What about the people that quit a job or retired and are being replaced—replacing people that quit or retire does not show as an increase in jobs because that job already existed and it isn’t a new job—it is an old job.
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