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Daily Topics - Wednesday September 14th, 2011
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Hour One: New plan to keep Social Security solvent revealed - Congressman Peter DeFazio (D-OR, 4th District)
It’s up the Gang of 12 to NOT use the same misguided policies - Will they?
Sep. 14, 2011 8:10 amBy louisehartmannThe Congressional Budget Office issued a warning to the Gang of 12 Super Committee yesterday – arguing that the nation is on the verge of another recession – and the Gang of 12’s actions could make it worse. “If policymakers wanted to achieve both a short-term economic boost and medium- and long-term fiscal sustainability,” CBO chief Doug Elmendorf told the committee, then they would have to put in place, “changes in taxes and
Welcome to Tea Party rule in America where life is solitary, poor, nasty, brutish, and short
Sep. 13, 2011 7:53 amBy louisehartmannAnother Republican debate last night – and this time the crowd stole the show. CNN hosted the Tea Party debate down in Tampa, Florida – which took place in front of a raucous crowd of Tea Partiers unafraid to cheer on radical claims made by the candidates. The debate itself featured some heated exchanges between front-runners Rick Perry and Mitt Romney – over Perry’s description of Social Security as a Ponzi scheme – a cl
Daily Topics - September 13th, 2011
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Hour One: GOP Candidates debate, round 2 - Thom talks with Talk Radio News (TRNS) reporter Geoff Holtzman in Tampa, FL
Hour Two: "The Eleventh Day: The full story of 9/11 and Osama bin Laden" - Anthony Summers
America’s infrastructure now ranks 16th in the world...
Sep. 12, 2011 7:36 amBy louisehartmannOur nation’s infrastructure is crumbling. The Sherman Minton Bridge that spans the Ohio River in Louisville, Kentucky was shut down last Friday due to safety concerns after cracks were discovered in the bridge’s load-bearing parts. The Sherman Minton Bridge is just one of several bridges in danger of collapsing –- As the American Society of Civil Engineers points out, 34% of all the bridges in Kentucky are considered “str
Daily Topics - Friday September 9th, 2011
Sep. 9, 2011 7:57 amBy shawnt56Radio & TV host Thom Hartmann will be live Sunday 4-7 PM ET with a 9/11 call-in show simulcasted jointly by Sirius/XM Radio & FreeSpeech TV. What's the legacy of 9/11? You can call into the show @ (866) 987-THOM.
What will happen if Republicans say yes?
Sep. 9, 2011 7:31 amBy louisehartmannPresident Obama challenges Congress. Last night – the President pitched his much anticipated jobs plan to a joint-session of Congress – calling on Members to immediately pass what he’s calling “The American Jobs Act” – a $447 billion proposal – filled mostly with $250 billion worth of tax cuts – with the rest of the money going toward infrastructure spending – aid to states – and an extension of unemployment benefits. The
Why Republicans may throw their support behind the President’s job plan...
Sep. 8, 2011 8:44 amBy louisehartmannWith the President set to present his job creation plan to a joint session of Congress tonight – he’s already getting some bad news from economists. Early reports indicate the job’s plan will cost between $300 and $400 billion – with less than half going to actually rebuilding our infrastructure – and the rest devoted to tax cuts and an extension of unemployment benefits. But economists are warning the President that his
Daily Topics - Thursday September 8th, 2011
Sep. 8, 2011 6:53 amBy shawnt56The Big Picture "On Air" Questions or Comments for Thom?
Hour One: GOP debate analysis - Thom talks with Bill Press, The Bill Press Show
It’s time to dump the post-partisan-mantra – and start acting like FDR!
Sep. 7, 2011 7:45 amBy louisehartmannWill $300 billion fix the economy? President Obama hopes so. According to early reports from the White House – the President’s job creation plan set to be unveiled Thursday night will come with a price tag of $300 billion – a number that is likely too high for Republicans to support – given they likely can’t support a $20 dollar job creation package – and also a number far too low for many progressives hoping the Presiden