Tennessee Conservative
Williamson County Election Officials Are Considering A Purchase Of Voter Tabulating Machines At A Cost Of $2.2 Million Taxpayer Dollars. However, Voter Integrity Advocates Say There Is A Cheaper And Safer Alternative.
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The Biden Administration Is Again Deferring Repayment Of Student Loans Until President Joe Biden’s Student Loan Forgiveness Executive Action Makes Its Way Through The Courts, But A New Analysis Found That Decision Will Cost Taxpayers Billions Of Dollars In Unpaid Interest.
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President Joe Biden Announced Wednesday His Administration Would “Forgive” $10,000 In Federal Student Loan Debt For Those Making Less Than $125,000 Per Year. The Committee For A Responsible Federal Budget Said The Plan Could Cost Taxpayers More Than $200 Billion.
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Federal Debt Will Nearly Double The Nation’s Gross Domestic Product By 2052 If It Continues On Its Current Trajectory, The U.S. Congressional Budget Office Says In Its Economic And Debt Forecast Released Wednesday.
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As Tennessee Lawmakers Continue To Examine Reforms In The Criminal Justice System, Two Recently Released Reports Showed That The State Is Not Collecting The Proper Data To Evaluate The Fines And Fees Collected From Its Court System.
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At The Height Of Pandemic, The Nation’s Unemployment Rate Soared To 15%. The Fallout On American Workers Was Immediate As Many Lost Their Paychecks Or Saw Their Wages Plummet Overnight. However, Broadly Speaking, In Much Of The Country, The Economic Damage From The Pandemic Did Not Prove To Be As Devastating As Many First Predicted.
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A New Report From Wallethub Ranks Chattanooga, Tennessee, As The Fourth-Worst Run Large City In The Country, Behind Washington, D.C., San Francisco And New York. Not Far Behind, At No. 133, Was Memphis While Knoxville Was 113th And Nashville Ranked 111th.
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Republicans Developed A New Line Of Attack Against President Joe Biden’s Infrastructure Bill That Could Become The Rallying Point For The Opposition To His Major Spending Plans.
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Some 44 Percent Of Americans Say They Cannot Afford Another Year Like 2020, According To A Recent Survey By WalletHub, As The Country Enters A Second Year Of Dealing With The Coronavirus Pandemic.
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