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Yep. Should be something gift wrapped coming their way soon.

This is hilarious if true. So this is why some voted for Obama. Yep. Free stuff. Detroit councilwoman to Obama: We voted for you, now bail us out | Fox News

Another item to be coupled with defense spending is foreign aid. Quite a bit of savings can be found in what we basically give away with little reason. Can start with Japan and why we spend defense dollars defending them. If there is a good reason, mighty fine. Just start sending them the bill...

Also have to count some (I do mean some) of the Coast Guard) ships. Or at least the few that are somewhat armed. But that aside, a place I did agree with Ron Paul is knocking off being the world's police dept everywhere. Ton of savings there regardless of who writes about it. We do have...

I commend Blizzard for stepping up to the plate to resolve a issue that was headed south. Nice to see the outcome and wish more ended in this fashion.

Just to recap what we have learned today. 1. This is a supply and demand business. 2. You are a business person, not a employee 3. You will NOT see a strike from expedite carriers or drivers 4. You can't operate a successful business with a union mentality 5. You can become a broker 6...

And before too long, you aren't going to have the money for any of it.

In this case, the photos were taken from a tourist I believe from Colorado. She was doing a interview from there. Couldn't say if there was any specific motive but I doubt it.

Last week they were looking to close Gitmo and move them to a US prison. Looks like that is falling apart. Not really sure what the plan is?

Very different situations. With McVeigh, we could actually call him a terrorist. With Obama, no one can be labeled a terrorist. He will probably be let go and charged with trespassing. ;)

Awesome! Positive exposure for expediting is always a win-win.

Nice find. I like your article better as it provides better figures from which to draw conclusions. No doubt though, colleges are big business.

No doubt about it. I think all colleges are likely in that category.

I stand corrected. I was just refering to the title. Compared to the article it is somewhat deceiving. Forgive me, I am allowed to be slow on a Monday.:cool:

And this would be the best place to end something like this.

The percent means little if you don't know what it is based against. As in.....would you rather have 80 percent of $1.50 or 70 percent of say $2.00? A thought to ponder.

It says "Harvard got 5.6 in Federal loans and grants". We don't know nor does the article state what the total of loans were that were taken out. Two different things. Total of the loans and grants isn't relevant to money received by the college. As in....what Harvard actually recieved. Total...

You got it. Bingo! She has everything to gain taking that position.

Grants are generally offered through the Fed or the state. Student loans in their origin are coming from the government (use to be private banks) and are repaid from the student. If there is a default (where we are on a record pace) then the taxpayer picks that up.

They are a private school but students are entering with grants and student loans in which the actual student applies for the money.