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Question of the Week
Quote of the Day
"The politics of procrastination is bipartisan and rests on shared assumptions: that the public won't stomach hard choices; that we don't know whether large budget deficits will produce a crisis or when; and that, therefore, the easiest political course is to dawdle and blame the other party. But this self-serving inattention, coupled with much larger deficits, is tempting fate. If investors lose…[more] |
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—Robert J. Samuelson, Newsweek and Washington Post Contributing Editor
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