It's official: capitalism is a dirty word
Luntz is the Republican pollster who has engineered the language of political discourse and handed the conservative movement some useful tools.
Foreclosures set to rise in 2012
The slight dip in foreclosure rates in 2011 was not the beginning of a trend towards reversal of the mortgage crisis.
Jobs rose by 200,000 in December
The total number of jobs went up by 200,000 in December, and the official jobless rate dropped to 8.5 percent.
Mitt Romney layoff victim speaks out
"I really feel he didn't care about the workers. It was all about profit before people," said Randy Johnson who worked in Marion, Indiana at American Pad and Paper Co. in the 1990's.
Florida Gov. Scott’s budget would slash Medicaid by $1.8 billion
Scott released his 2012-13 budget proposal, which would makes cuts to Medicaid, increases money to education, and gives more corporate hand outs to Florida businesses.
Fraught with racism, unchecked power, Michigan officials question emergency mgrs.
The signers said they had a particular concern the law may be "disproportionately applied to disenfranchise persons of color."
Corporations pay zero state taxes
While state budgets, jobs and social programs are taking the worst hits since the Great Depression, the nation's largest corporations are paying little or no state taxes.
GOP sets oil pipeline as condition for payroll tax cut for workers
Republicans are holding payroll tax cuts hostage to their scheme to approve an environmentally devastating oil pipeline extension.
States move on banks over foreclosure epidemic
As street heat and public opinion escalates to "make the banks pay," a number of states are moving aggressively to bring relief to homeowners facing foreclosure.
GOP blocks consumer head in attempt to kill new board
"Let's be clear - this isn't about the overwhelmingly qualified Richard Cordray, this is about the Republicans doing the banks bidding by standing with them against the 99 percent."
