NEW YORK -- Former Michigan Gov. Jennifer Granholm upped the rhetorical ante against Republican Presidential nominee Mitt Romney in response to an eco...
Mitt Romney finds the amount we're adding to the deficit each year immoral, and if he wins the election, he's going to do something about it. What tha...
The prominent Republican economist Milton Friedman, in a 15 January 2003 Wall Street Journal op-ed "What Every American Wants," said: "I never met a t...
Just as it would be silly for us to hold Romney responsible for creating jobs during his years as a venture capitalist, it would be equally silly to imagine that his business experience will help him to bring millions of new jobs into being if we were to put him at the helm of our government.
The future of government policy in a democracy is always uncertain. Unless Governor Romney wants to create a dictatorial regime able to prevent future policy changes, the real issue is not certainty but pseudocertainty.
Over at the Plum Line, Greg Sargent -- in an effort to touch off some amount of grappling with the cumulative effects of Mitt Romney's economic policy...
Mitt Romney doesn't want to regulate where regulation is necessary -- at the highest reaches of the economy. Yet he wants to regulate where regulation is least appropriate -- at the level of the individual, in bedrooms and other intimate spaces.
Speaking in Michigan, Mr. Romney was asked about deficit reduction, and he absent-mindedly said something completely reasonable: "If you just cut, if ...
Presidential hopeful Mitt Romney revealed his gigantic, 59-point economic plan on Tuesday, and we couldn't help but wonder if there was some kind of s...