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Progressive Sweeping XXXVIII
If history is any guide the next few days’ articles will center on the Supreme Court so I’ll try to “tidy up” my notes and such a bit first.
Progressive Sweeping XXXVI
This will be another of my periodic attempts to catch up and simultaneously vent. If history is any guide, both efforts will be incomplete.
I Can’t Understand Why Unless Or Unless
It didn’t get the “ink” that a lot of other stories did (including one that never happened) but I maintain that the biggest political story of the week just passed was the Fed raising interest rates again. This one almost certainly will have massive negative repercussions in the future. I read and heard all the justifications for the Fed’s move but I still can’t understand why they did it unless one of two -and neither are good – circumstances exist.
Is The Fed Non-partisan?
Originally the substance of today’s posting was intended to be buried in yesterday’s article. After some reflection, I felt it was too important for that and deserved its own “showcase”. Hence a short but very, very important piece.