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Seven Skepticisms About Stimulus Spending

by Yankee Staff | Jul 5, 2009 | Budget, Economy, In the news, Taxes | 0 comments

by Fergus Cullen This article originally ran in the Waterbury Republican-American on Sunday, July 5, 2009. Will Rogers might have said, “Half of all money spent by government is wasted. The government just needs to hire a few more bureaucrats to figure out which...

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