Recovery.gov website unveiled ahead of President Obama’s visit to Denver, where he signed the massive $787 billion stimulus package.
Posted under Keeping Informed, Stimulus, Taxes
This post was written by PoliticsRX on February 17, 2009
John Conyers (D-MI) re-introduces bill to revoke open access to Taxpayer-funded research
Representative John Conyers has re-introduced his bill to repeal the Open Access policy at the National Institute of Health and other Federally-funded agencies.
The results would ban normal public-availability of government-funded research
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Posted under Corruption, Taxes
This post was written by PoliticsRX on February 16, 2009
What Obama & McCain’s New Plans Mean for You
A brief comparison of how your (retirement) is immediately affected under both candidates’ plans.
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Posted under Taxes
This post was written by PoliticsRX on October 19, 2008
Opinion: Tax Rebate Proposal
Economic stimulus monies should NOT go directly to the consumer, but should instead be geared to those providing services for the economy instead. Cash given to most people will go straight to retail, of which 1/3 will go to imports (Asia & Middle East) almost immediately, so the we are essentially going into deficit to fund imports.
A stimulus package should be geared toward the **money changing hands as many times as possible, within our country** (e.g. for business services, personal services, etc) before being spent on retail.
Help Small Business create jobs instead of subsidising imports.
Posted under Taxes
This post was written by PoliticsRX on January 5, 2008
