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What would happen if we judged a lawmakers' success by how many rules they took off the books? How much money they saved and tax code deleted? 

Back-slapping is ingrained in our political culture, and woe to the politician on either side who doesn’t embrace its effective power.

Back-slapping is ingrained in our political culture, and woe to the politician on either side who doesn’t embrace its effective power.

Where's the political outrage? Where's the media outcry over slippery oil's latest move to undoubtedly screw us?

Regardless of what you think of this Indiana law, whether a measure aimed at protecting folks' religious freedoms really is anti-gay, is it a slippery slope for a CEO of any company to lecture a state on such matters?

Is there something worse than having to call the cable company? Maybe.

This latest iPhone isn’t just Apple’s sweet spot; it’s Apple’s sales savior. But forgive me for sounding like Yogi Berra here, this is feeling like déjà vu all over again.

This Tax Day, it's pretty clear the problem isn't the money coming into Washington. It's all the money being spent IN Washington.

It's amazing to me that the closest we can get to fiscal prudence is to prudently conclude maybe if we keep geezers going on the job, we'll put off the financial Armageddon for us.

The crazier the world looks, the less attractive stocks look. Investors seize on trouble abroad and unload almost any equity investment they can.

The crazier the world looks, the less attractive stocks look. Investors seize on trouble abroad and unload almost any equity investment they can.

Consumers aren't shopping. And retailers can't blame the weather.

Consumers aren't shopping. And retailers can't blame the weather.

If this wedding is called off, it will rob us all of the chance to see whether two companies known for their horrible customer service could have made a go of it as one big company known for its horrible service.

When the very rich start saying, they'll ‘hardly pay that ridiculous price’ -- do take note of the ‘tune.’ It's changing.

Here’s why your housing ship still hasn’t come in -- too many homeowners are still underwater.

If you think the ship has sailed on low interest rates, think again. Mortgage rates are continue to sit under or around 4%--so why aren't people buying?

If you think the ship has sailed on low interest rates, think again. Mortgage rates are continue to sit under or around 4%--so why aren't people buying?

Ever heard the expression "high IQ, low EQ?" It refers to someone who is intellectually smart, but emotionally dumb. That sums up Jonathan Gruber’s problem

Congratulations, all you minimum wage protesters. Companies are finally paying up. Unfortunately, just as they're throwing you ... out.