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TEA PARTY ECONOMIST

The TEA PARTY ECONOMIST
Ron Paul's original staff economist, Dr. Gary North!


Saturday, December 1, 2012
WEEK IN REVIEW: The top stories of the week

$100,000 Study to Teach Female Delinquents How to Negotiate for Condoms
The Feds shelled out $100,000 for a program to teach teenage girls on probation how to get their boyfriends to use condoms after the girls are released. The girls live in Houston. There are not enough of them to constitute a valid sample for study: 30 girls. But, hey, there was an extra $100,000 lying... READ MORE

College Fires 400 Full-Time Teachers — ObamaCare Strategy
A community college in Pennsylvania has turned 400 full-time teachers into part-timers. It will save $6 million in ObamaCare expenses. They had no medical insurance before, but they had full-time jobs. Now they will have neither. All across America, businesses will be imitating this school. Marginal workers will be fired or turned into part-timers. ObamaCare... READ MORE

Housing Market: Good News for Investors
News from the housing front indicates that house prices are rising. This sounds like good news for home sellers and bad news for home buyers. It looks like good news for home owners, except for property taxes. But when you are self-deluded, you regard your home as your number one investment. It isn’t. It’s an... READ MORE


How to Stop Leaving a Permanent Digital Trail on the Internet
This trail is permanent. It can be monitored by the federal government. Most people don’t care. Some people will care. There are ways around this trail — secure pathways — but most people do not know this. Paul Rosenberg shows people how to use these trails. Here is his summary of what you face. Since... READ MORE


Mortgage Interest Income Tax Deduction on the Chopping Block
The government is looking for ways to increase revenue, yet at the same time it is trying to find a way to make these tax changes acceptable to middle-class voters. One of the ways that this can be done, and in fact may be done, is to reduce the amount of money that someone can... READ MORE

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