Good and Bad Ideas in the State of the Union

By Howard R. Gold on January 25, 2012 in Budget & Spending, Economy & Markets, Politics & 2012 Election | Comments { 1 }

Having just returned from covering Republican presidential candidates in New Hampshire and South Carolina, it was a bit strange to watch President Obama

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