have calves the size of cantaloupes because they re hauling 75 pounds of marijuana across the desert. repeal the failure before it literally kills women, kills children, kills senior citizens. let s not do that. all right. stuff like that has polled rep an presidential can t dates so far to the right they are unelectable and if you dare to work with the president on anything, dare to even agree with him, or dare to go against their core beliefs, you become their enemy. news flash. we re not still fighting the american revolutionary war. it is also deepened the dividing congress make being it impossible for speaker boehner to align republicans against a common set of legislative priorities. finally and potentially most damaging as at a time of key demographic and generational shifts, the republican party is branding itself as exclusionary and closed minded. unfortunately this has a double negative effect.
decision. there were multiple drivers. the fed saying, we re waiting for the employment situation to improve markedly. another fullback, inflation starting to spike and seeing inflation remains low, remains below the fed s 2% target. on the unemployment side, improvement but a lot driven by the fact people are no longer looking for work. not so much creating jobs. the fed statement, they re looking at those broader measures. see it as a problem, declining, another reason to continue easing s they re all in there. the congressional action was one of the things in there. if we had a functional congress coming up with a replacement for the sequester, replacing short-term budget cuts with longer term reforms is a are the supporting, another thing. mortgage lending, five-year high. not what it used to be but rising up better than the last five years. housing starts are up. good signs here. right? yeah. i think we ve seen a lot of
congress, the american people, and the rest of the world. the u.n. report confirms unequivocally that chemical weapons including the nerve agent sarin were used in syria. and despite the regime s best efforts to shell the area and destroy the evidence, the u.n. interviewed more than 50 survivors, patients, victims, health workers, first responders. they documented munitions, and subcomponents, they assessed symptoms of survivors, analyzed hair, urine, blood samples, and they analyzed 30 soil and environment samples. what did they learn? they returned with several crucial details that confirmed that the assad regime is guilty of carrying out that attack.
something that it was supposed to be doing. the fed talking about pulling back. the consensus of most economists they needed to wait several months before that did that pap pleasant surprise. get another surprise out of congress, we might see more economic growth. yeah, a good bet. look to congress for pleasant surprises. that s why it s a surprise. you said you ve covered because you said surprise. yes. something in the new york times business column by edward edwardo porter. household median income for most people, fairly steady. not a good sign for an industrial democracy over a quarter century and contrasts that to spending on health care, skyrocketed as we know. put aside the politics and explain from an economic policy perspective what these long-term trends tell us about our market economy. sure. one thing is that a lot of those measures don t include the value
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