By E. David Ferriman
With Gingrich taking the new top spot for the GOP's seemingly desperate attempt to find anyone that isn't Mitt Romney to run against President Obama, Republican voters will need to take a closer look at what this politician stands for.
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By Thomas Heffner
Americans are saddled with debt, both personal and national. However, many Americans do not feel the pain and economic destruction this debt is causing to its full extent. Our lifestyle is being temporarily supported by debt and imports.
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By Benjamin Clemant
Who in their right mind would think China is our friend? Erin Burnett would.
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Since 2001—the year the U.S. entered the World Trade Organization (WTO)—our trade deficit with China has more than tripled. In that same time period, we have lost over 3 million manufacturing jobs; from 2001 to 2009, the U.S. lost 42,400 factories. This is not a coincidence.
America is in open competition with the very countries from which we buy our goods and finance our government. These countries supply our consumption while simultaneously competing fiercely against our companies in international markets. India, Japan and China consistently rail against “protectionism” in the U.S., because they do not want their unfettered access to the U.S. market tampered with.
