The economy is quickly becoming one of the single most important issues for this election. There’s the recent financial nightmares involving Lehman Brothers, Freddi Mac, Fannie May and several other formerly high powered financial companies just about caved in.

When I heard about Phil Gramm’s comments this morning I had the same reaction that I’m sure many other Americans caught in the middle between need and greed did.

If you’re new here, you may want to subscribe to my RSS feed. Thanks for visiting!With the news coming out about some brain trust deciding to predict that gasoline could reach seven dollars a gallon in a couple of years, there’s already a domino effect of bad news spreading out from it.
Financial types are worried [...]

 Powered by Max Banner Ads In one of those rare “It’s about freaking time” moments, the Senate Judiciary Committee had the executives of the five biggest oil companies in the hot seat. I am not a hamster, I knew when I heard it was going to happen that they were going to try desperately to [...]

 Powered by Max Banner Ads It seems like almost every time you look at the price of gas these days it’s gone up higher. Thing is, the only reason for it to be as high as it’s been in the last twenty years or more is pure greed combined with a major dose of plain [...]