Headlines blare about Donald Trump’s promise of a post-democratic second term, emphasizing his disregard for rules and apparent belief that they don’t apply to him. But there’s another story that deserves attention. President Biden, completely defying the Supreme Court and ignoring the rules that uphold the separation of powers, has taken it upon himself to …
President Joe Biden is making it abundantly clear that he intends to seek reelection based on his economic achievements. However, in order to do so, he will likely resort to deceit and hope that voters turn a blind eye to their own financial struggles. If he were to be truthful, he would undoubtedly suffer a …
After the Supreme Court invalidated President Joe Biden’s unconstitutional attempt to shift $430 billion in student loan debt onto taxpayers, he has unveiled a new plan to pay off $39 billion (with potentially much more) during his time in office. While this plan may be legally sound, it is a clear disregard for the concerns …
Title: Uncovering President Biden’s Temperament: A Deeper Look Behind the Scenes Introduction: Recent reports shedding light on President Biden’s alleged short temper and outbursts towards White House staff in private have further fueled doubts about his suitability to lead the nation. From his inability to effectively communicate and represent the country to his declining approval …
Dealing with debt is a serious matter that requires significant attention, especially if you’re one of the millions of Americans burdened with student loans, credit card debt, mortgages, auto loans, or other financial obligations. Falling behind on your payments can be overwhelming, but it’s crucial to take action. According to debt relief lawyer Leslie H. …
Is it time to start expressing concern about the national debt? This question may sound strange at first, but there are growing reasons to consider it. While the bond market remains calm and voters have their attention on other matters, the fiscal situation of the country has undergone significant changes in recent years. The aging …
By Staff The Canadian Press Posted July 10, 2023 9:47 am Descrease article font size Increase article font size A report by insolvency firm MNP Ltd. reveals that 52% of Canadians are just $200 away or less from being unable to pay all of their bills at the end of the month. This is due …
Homeowners burdened with debt are feeling the impact of rising interest rates, as the average rate for a five-year fixed-rate mortgage surpassed 6% on Tuesday. According to data company Moneyfacts, borrowers seeking a five-year home loan can now expect to pay an average rate of 6.01% – the highest it has been since November of …
Green Desk: Unions Struggle with Biden’s Electric Vehicle Agenda The Democratic Party’s alliance with the United Auto Workers (UAW) is being threatened due to an alignment between the UAW and former President Trump over electric vehicles (EVs), according to Axios’ Nathan Bomey. The UAW has not endorsed Biden’s 2024 campaign and a significant number of …
Consumers who rely on credit cards for shopping are now facing exceptionally high interest rates. Moneyfacts, an analyst firm, reports that the average credit card interest rate has surged to 30.4%, up from 26.2% compared to last year. This figure is the highest recorded since Moneyfacts began collecting data in June 2006. The rise in …