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Advocates for Social Welfare Benefits Turn the Truth About Federal Spending on Its Head
Fact-Based Poll Reveals Fictions Believed by Voters
Do Large National Debts Harm Economies?
Warren Buffett’s Fraudulent Tax Claims (Part 2)
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A Factual Look at Obama’s Presidency
Quantitative Easing: Who Wins and Who Loses?
Are Today’s Newborns the Luckiest Generation in U.S. History?
The New York Times Regularly Publishes Falsehoods That Spur Violent Unrest and Civic Dysfunction
How Biofuel Profiteers Fleece Average Americans
Maddow’s Tax and Deficit Doubletalk
What the $20 Trillion National Debt Means to You
Maximum Facts About the Minimum Wage
Paul Krugman’s Claims About the Dangers of Government Debt
Poll Reveals Voters Misinformed About Key Issues
The SAT Is Feeding Students Solar Industry Propaganda
FactCheck.org’s Double Standards on the Stimulus
Reporters Distort the Truth About Government Spending
Can We Prevent a Debt-Driven Economic Collapse Without Reforming Entitlements?
Blame for the National Debt
Debt Versus Deficit: Obama’s Bait and Switch
The National Debt Is Rising—Not Declining
What Will Obama’s Greenhouse Gas Regulations Cost and Achieve?
Pre-Election Poll: Voters Broadly Misinformed About Key Issues
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Effects of Immigration From Impoverished Nations
Government-Mandated Benefits Suppress Workers’ Wages
Federal Government’s 2017 Fiscal Shortfall Is 74% Worse Than Reported Budget Deficit
Federal Fiscal Shortfall Surges Past $100 Trillion
Everything You’ve Heard About the Debt Limit is Wrong
The Impact of Obamacare and Ryancare on Medicare
Krugman and Obama Mislead on Debts and Deficits
Obamacare’s Effects on Wages
New Treasury Data Shows Federal Shortfall of $670,000 Per U.S. Household
False Arguments Against Evidence of Vote Fraud
Rape Facts and Falsehoods
The Real “Big Money” in Politics
Widespread Poverty Stats Greatly Overstate the Number of Americans Who Are Destitute
Vital Facts About Covid-19
AOC’s Baseless Accusation That the U.S. Is a “Brutal, Barbarian Society”
The Hard Facts on Covid-19 Science Denial
Social Ills That Plague African Americans Coincide With Leftism, Not Racism
Genuine Facts About Omicron, Delta, Naturally Acquired Immunity, and Vaccines
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…the economy in 1930. Governments also spent another 4% more of the economy than they collected in revenues. This is an effective tax on tomorrow’s workers and taxpayers because it…
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In 2022, what portion of the U.S. economy was consumed by federal, state, and local government spending?…
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…the effect, not the cause, of a productive healthy economy.” The notion that consumer spending causes prosperity is based on a misunderstanding of Keynesian economics, which posits that governments can…
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…1960 to 2022, federal spending rose from 17% of the U.S. economy to 24%, while social programs rose from 21% of all federal outlays to more than 60%. In the…
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…that consumer spending causes prosperity is based on a misunderstanding of Keynesian economics, which posits that governments can stimulate the economy by borrowing money and giving it to people to…
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In 2022, the interest on the national debt was $775 billion, or 15.3% of federal revenues. Even though the national debt is currently a larger portion of the U.S. economy…
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…making those assets less affordable for people with little wealth. One way to measure asset inflation is to compare a country’s net wealth to the size of its economy. Since…
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…of its purchasing power over the past 53 years. The main driver of inflation is government creating and circulating more money than its economy needs. This causes the purchasing power…
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…economy collected in taxes has been roughly level or risen for as far back as data extends. Nor is it national defense, which has fallen from 53% of federal spending…
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Relative to the size of the U.S. economy, is the current national debt larger than any other era of U.S. history?…
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…of China.” Taiwan is currently forbidden from having representation at the UN while having a larger population than 72% of UN members and a larger economy than 85% of them….
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…which banks lend each other money for short-term loans. This rate has wide-ranging ripple effects on many other interest rates in the U.S. economy. In March 2021, the Federal Reserve…
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