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Do we? Is the prius not good enough for you? You drive what you want, I will drive what I want.

I will not miss Ratigan, but he is just as good as all the other personalities cnbc has to offer which isn't saying a whole lot. Its just when he starts stuttering, I wanna poke my fricking eyes out.

Aren't they long term swing traders? For the most part far from day traders.

Forward looking.

While I agree Greenspan played a large role in this debacle. Barney Frank, Shumer, and the Clintons played a larger role with their GSE's. A certain percentage of the population has no business owning a home. Greenspans low interest rates are like crack, and now everybody is addicted and...

We can thank Canada for a few things. Oil, hockey, and poutine. In no particular order of course.

Idiot

True, I suppose fiscal conservatism is in the eye of the beholder. But fiscal conservatism is inherent to the far right. Fiscal conservatism is dead.

I respectfully disagree, Mcain most certainly was not futher right, nor was W. in terms of spending.

While I most certainly agree with your premise. To each their own. I prefer to stay out of other peoples business, as should the government for the most part.

Who are you to decide what a foolish overpriced luxury purchase is? Next overpriced purchase he should get your advice.

I need to explore the ignore feature. Its this crazy thinking that got us into this current mess. Government put us in this mess, now their the ones to get us out of this mess? For real? Raising taxes on ANY tax bracket or business is surely the first step to the road to recovery, right...

Why would the kids have to pay the government for the business? They should get it for free if their families want them to have for free. Double taxation, the government already taxed it. No need for them to get their greedy hands on it again.

Not flaming just curious as to where you got your numbers. I did find a link from 2005. http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/6895896/ I doubt Harvard would lie. :D

Link Please.

I keep saying, most states have programs for the uninsured.

And as I said, Canadian health care is moving inexorably towards a two tier system. And let's face it - making health care an arm of big business is the last thing any country needs in terms of optimizing the health and subsequent productivity of its citizens. The US system has the best...

There are state programs that provide health care for the uninsured. In my experience I have never heard of anyone not receiving the care they need, not saying it hasn't happened. In fact the state in which I live, state insurance is in many ways better then other private insurances.

The government doesn't provide home owners insurance, you purchase it.