What does it say about the 2012 election that Americans voted for a status-quo Congress? Maybe it means that with nothing accomplished there was no one to blame. (Illustration by Michael Willis | Column by Caroline Baum on Bloomberg View)
What does it say about the 2012 election that Americans voted for a status-quo Congress? Maybe it means that with nothing accomplished there was no one to blame. (Illustration by Michael Willis | Column by Caroline Baum on Bloomberg View)
The Democrats’ complaint that Romney and Ryan would help the rich at the expense of the poor “defies logic. (Illustration by Kelsey Dake | Column by Caroline Baum on Bloomberg View)
Now that the Greek election failed to solve anything, Europe is back to the same problems it faced before. (Illustration by Sam Island | Column by Caroline Baum on Bloomberg View)
Consider the following numbers: 2.2, 62.8, 454, 5.9. Drawing a blank? Not to worry. They don’t mean much on their own, but together they add up to an American debt disaster. (Illustration by Jordan Awan | Column by Caroline Baum on Bloomberg View)
Endless hypocrisy is proving to be bipartisan in the payroll tax debate. (Illustration by Holly Gressley | Column by Caroline Baum on Bloomberg View)