Wall Street Journal’s Steve Moore says U.S. taxes were lower than rivals’ in 1980s but are higher now
"In the late 1980s, the U.S. was nearly the lowest-taxed nation in the world, and a quarter century later we're nearly the highest."
"In the late 1980s, the U.S. was nearly the lowest-taxed nation in the world, and a quarter century later we're nearly the highest."
"Obesity kills 34 children per hour."
It is estimated that Arizona "has lost more than $100 million in hospitality industry revenues since passage of the Arizona immigration laws."
"If you look at the benefits and wages of recorded federal employees, they far outstrip the market rates of the private sector."
"Most of your serial killers, most of your people who commit domestic violence, they start off by abusing animals."
"Obama-Nelson economic record: Job creation ... at slowest post-recession rate since Great Depression."
"Abraham Lincoln (once) jumped out of a window in the Illinois Legislature in order to deny a quorum."
"We are in the bottom 10 in dollars in the classroom and the top 10 in dollars in the bureaucracy and red tape."
"There's a 1.5 percent to 2 percent overhead in Medicare. The insurance companies have a 20 percent to 30 percent overhead."
Says the Obama administration approved a major disaster declaration for Oklahoma in 2009, when nine of the state’s 77 counties burned for "about three days,"…
Says the Obama Administration has fulfilled all of Texas’ requests for fire management assisting grants.
"Without ethanol, gas prices would be at least 15% higher. With gas at four bucks, that means you’re saving 12 bucks on a 20 gallon…