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We are at a critical point for Rhode Island’s fiscal health. The newest update from the Revenue Estimating Conference shows Rhode Island’s deficit grew by $200 million to a total deficit of $590 million for FY 2010. Since 2004, the structural deficit has grown each year, despite the repeated claim that tax cuts will generate jobs and grow our economy. The Governor has presented his budget designed to handicap Obama’s stimulus plan, the House and Senate Finance Committees are debating it now, ... Read Full Story

« 10% Unemployment! | Main By BrianHull | January 29, 2009 So, there’s a lot of talk about post-partisanship, about putting away partisan differences and working together to build a bipartisan majority to get things done and solve the bipartisan problems facing the U.S. Let’s review, shall we… Initially, Obama sought Republican support by “balancing” the stimulus bill with a large tax cut for individuals and businesses, creating a 2/3 spending and 1/3 tax cut bill. Obama’s... Read Full Story

The state’s unemployment rate reached double digits in December, jumping 0.7 percentage points to 10.0 percent – the first time it has reached that level since 1976, when the government revised the way it measures joblessness. In other words, one out of every 10 people active in the job market does not have a job. Read Full Story

« The Economy in a Mess - It Doesn’t Have to Be | Main By BrianHull | January 10, 2009 “Good evening, my fellow Rhode Islanders…” With these words, Governor Don Carcieri started his address to the state on Wednesday night. With these words, he spoke to all of us about the profound difficulties our small state is experiencing. With these words, he offered his disastrous solutions: Changing the retirement age of all municipal and state workers and teachers to 59 regardl... Read Full Story

« Barack Obama’s Victory Speech | Main By BrianHull | December 10, 2008 There are several issues that I have wanted to write about for a while now, but never took time to do, until now. There’s a lot of discussion about the economy: the financial crisis, home foreclosures, the auto industry bailout, growing unemployment, a shrinking economy, etc. To be honest with you, it seems like the world is falling apart. What is generally pissing me off is that almost every res... Read Full Story

« The 10 Dirtiest Election Tricks the Republicans Have Tried So Far | Main By BrianHull | October 21, 2008 By Tom Engelhardt On the brief occasions when the President now appears in the Rose Garden to “comfort” or “reassure” a shock-and-awed nation, you can almost hear those legions of ducks quacking lamely in the background. Once upon a time, George W. Bush, along with his top officials and advisors, hoped to preside over a global Pax Americana an... Read Full Story

« Presidential and VP Debates | Main By BrianHull | October 20, 2008 From AlterNet. As Arianna Huffington warns Democrats, an increasingly desperate John McCain and the GOP are throwing the kitchen sink at Barack Obama. No wonder they called Joe the Plumber. So this week brought racist mailers, a tidal wave of robo-calls, more Bill Ayers, Sarah Palin’s love of the “pro-American areas of this great nation” and McCain’s outlandish claim that ACORN is &... Read Full Story

« Presidential Debate Watch | Main By BrianHull | September 27, 2008 Sen. Barack Obama (D-IL) and Sen. John McCain (R-AZ) participate in the first 2008 Presidential debate. I wanted to write my commentary about the candidates’ performances, but I have too much work to do. Topics: Elections | Comments Read Full Story