Economy
The 6 percent commission, a longtime standard in home purchases involving a real estate agent, may soon be no more.
Madison and Jefferson believed that access to land ownership was key to a nation’s success. Rockefeller and Carnegie said the same for employee-owned companies.
“So he gets his due. If I were he, I would be out slinging that hash,” Kudlow declared on Thursday about the better-than-expected economic growth.
“I can’t think of a single metric where anyone is better off now than they were three years ago, even with COVID,” Don Jr. said, apparently without doing any research.
The answer may surprise you, according to John Burn-Murdoch, chief data reporter for the Financial Times.
The president’s “soak the rich” proposal would explode the national debt, do nothing to “save” Social Security, and would ultimately hurt the working class.
Polls say voters trust the GOP more than Democrats on economic issues. That’s a huge mistake.