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State Fact Sheets for July

July 31, 2012

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Find all of the most recent fiscal and economic data on your state, and the 49 others, in our State Fact Sheets for the month of July. We cover your state’s expenditures, federal funds expended, tax rates, project budget deficit for 2012 and more! Get all of the fact by clicking here.

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The Lame Duck Facts

Jun 19

After the 20th Amendment to the Constitution was ratified, it created the possibility of lame-duck sessions. But now, Congress is putting off lots of work until after the election.

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The Inconsistency of the GOP on Defense Spending

Jun 6

The complete about face on government spending is somewhat shocking, even in Washington. Why is it that only defense spending is considered a source of stable jobs while all other government spending is categorized as waste?

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Friday Funnies: 5 Jokes About the Economy!

Jun 29

"Yesterday morning Facebook was temporarily offline, leaving millions of workers unable to do anything except their jobs." –Jay Leno

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B.A. Spending Daily

Jun 19

A roundup of this morning’s must-read budget and economic stories.

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After the Greek Elections

Jun 18

Greeks took their fate into their own hands this weekend affirming their support of further fiscal discipline and their desire to remain a part of the euro zone.

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Radio: G Gordon Liddy Show

Jun 18

With the presidential race getting closer, Obama and Romney are in a dead heat, according to the results of national poll released by Public Notice last week. Plus, results of the Supreme Court decision on the Affordable Care Act coming soon. Gretchen Hamel, executive director of Public Notice, discusses on the G Gordon Liddy Show.

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Radio: Mid-Mornings with Ernie Brown

Jun 18

Gretchen Hamel, executive director of Public Notice, joins Mid-Mornings with Ernie Brown on America's Radio News Network to discuss the results of a national poll from Public Notice showing most Americans believe the country is on the wrong track.

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Public Pulse: The Job Market

Jun 19

According to Gallup, 78% of adults think it is a bad time to look for a quality job; 20% think it is a good time.

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Popcorn Subsidies, Wednesday Waste?

Jun 20

Who’s putting the “pop” in popcorn these days? Senators from Nebraska are heading up a special interest campaign to dole out a few million in revenue to the popcorn industry. ConAgra Foods, maker of well-known brands Orville Redenbacher and Crunch ‘n Munch, has its headquarters in Omaha.

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B.A. Spending Daily

Jun 20

A roundup of this morning’s must-read budget and economic stories.

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Gretchen Hamel: Farm Bill's catfish inspection program is a fishy proposition

Jun 19

As the U.S. Senate takes up the 2012 Farm Bill, prepare for another vigorous debate: is the Farm Bill needed to support a vital sector of our economy, or is it a government giveaway that benefits corporations and the well-connected at the expense of the rest of us? A closer look at one component of the last Farm Bill—the catfish inspection program—suggests the latter.

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Top 3! Last Week's Most Popular Posts

Jun 18

Take a look at last week’s most popular posts.

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A Lame Duck

Jun 19

At its current pace, Congress will have a lot of work to do after the November election. In what is commonly referred to as a lame-duck session, Congress won't have to worry about re-election, making it possible to pass bills that may have otherwise stalled, before the new Congress takes effect.

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Did You Get Your Money's Worth From Congress Last Week?

Jun 18

Capitol Hill was very quiet last week. With only 4 votes casted in the Senate on the Farm Bill and the House in recess, did you get your Money's Worth from Congress last week?

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Independents Just Aren’t Impressed

Jun 14

A recent poll by ABC news and the Washington Post took an in-depth look at the attitude of independent voters towards the economic plans put forth by both presidential candidates. The results? Independents aren’t too thrilled by either option.

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State News Roundup

Jun 14

Lastly, in Nevada more than 400 teachers received pink slips from the Clark County School District this week after eliminating more than 1,000 teaching positions in the next year to balance its budget.

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