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The Chairman’s Report January 14, 2022
If you report receiving any illegal money, you are admitting to breaking the law. In that case, you can be prosecuted, and in many cases the crimes to which you admit carry much more severe penalties than any prison sentence for failing to report the illegal money.
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Bitcoin is trading in tandem with stocks? This chart shows that relationship as markets face a more hawkish Fed
Bitcoin and the S&P 500 aren’t necessarily supposed to both skid at the same time Read More.
Consumers spend record $204B on 2021 holiday shopping season
Consumers spent a record $855B online throughout 2021 Read More.
Iowa Gov. Reynolds proposes ‘flat and fair’ tax in state address
DAVENPORT, Iowa (KWQC) - Iowa Governor Kim Reynolds proposed a flat tax that she said will keep the state on track in 2022 and beyond. Read More.
Cryptocurrency prices drop overnight settling at $41,900
Bloomberg reported Fed expects at least four rate hikes during 2022 Read More.
Here’s when you can look forward to used car prices finally going down
It could be a big problem if you’ve recently taken out a loan on a used car Read More.
Will Inflation Cause A Stock Market Crash In 2022?
This could well be the year that inflation starts to smack the stock market. The current episode of What’s Ahead explains why. Read More.
The Grassroots Corner January 10, 2022
🇺🇸 The Grassroots Corner - Week Beginning 01/10/22: “Meet Martin Etwop” Read More.
Expansion of the welfare state paying people not to work: Steve Moore
US economy creates 199K jobs in December
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U.S. gains jobs in December and unemployment rate
The numbers: The U.S. created a lackluster 199,000 new jobs in December, signaling that persistent labor shortages and another major coronavirus outbreak are holding back the economy.
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People fleeing high-tax states to lower-tax states during the pandemic: Report
Last year saw large numbers of people migrate from blue states such as New York and California to red states such as Florida and Texas , according to research. Read More.
The Chairman’s Report January 7, 2022
In every period of history in which people were suppressed, or even worse, by a government, those actions required the cooperation, or at least the acquiescence, of a portion of the population. Read More.
Dems’ Narrative on Rich Not Paying Their Fair Share Collapses (Again)
Democrats continue to kick around various spending proposals which could end up costing taxpayers as much as $5.4 trillion over the next decade, even without which the country is set to run a budget deficit right around $3 trillion for the second consecutive year. Read More.
Should The Child Tax Credit Be Limited To Those With Lower Incomes, As Manchin Prefers?
In 2021, the Child Tax Credit (CTC), helped nearly all families with children. But this year, because American Rescue Plan (ARP) expansions have lapsed, it is concentrating benefits on middle-income families. High- and low-income parents are receiving more limited assistance. Read More.
Biden admin tries to fix bus driver shortage by waiving requirement to identify engine parts
Labor shortages have made it difficult for school districts to find bus drivers Read More.
