Republicans create their own reality
The letter writer (“Admin. needs lesson,” Aug. 11) blames the Wall Street collapse on Barney Frank, Chris Dodd, Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac. Subprime mortgages began in 2003. At that time Republicans...
View ArticleSolutions to national debt missing
The financial meltdown that led to the need for states to use stimulus money was perpetrated on all liberals, conservatives, and independents that weren’t in the inner circle of those in a position to...
View ArticleCity lay offs
Cincinnati City Manager Dohoney’s plan to lay-off up to 50 police officers now, with up to another 50 if certain grant monies do not materialize, brings more negative energies to a city already at-risk...
View ArticleMegabanks’ gamble
Now for the rest of the story. The market goes up, and the market goes down – all because of a Greek debt crisis. Did you every wonder why? Perhaps it’s because the U.S. mega banks are holding large...
View ArticleOn the brink of financial collapse
Walter Williams hit the nail on the head by predicting that America will suffer a financial collapse unless significant changes are made soon (“Becoming just like Europe – broke” June 3)....
View ArticleEuro crisis could easily happen here
Dan Horn and The Enquirer provided a noble effort in explaining the interconnections within the Euro zone economy and our US economy to Enquirer readers (“Attack of the Euro” Aug. 3). In the past, such...
View ArticleEurope’s crisis and the effects here
I was very appreciative of the article “Tentacles of Europe’s crisis grab ahold of US economy” (Aug. 3) by Dan Horn. This is a comprehensive summary of how what is happening in other parts of the world...
View ArticleNo wonder country is in dire financial straits
I enjoy reading the “facts” that are posted on Snapple bottle caps. I was saddened when a recent cap stated that it cost the US government two cents for every penny that it mints. If that is an...
View ArticleWhat are the reasons for bank and market failure?
The only proper name to give to the SEC fines levied on 5/3 Bank and its executives is extortion. After years of lowering eligibility standards and establishing quotas that forced banks to provide...
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