Whether it’s called a value added tax or a FairTax, shifting the burden from income to consumption is a bad idea.

Can the middle class make a comeback without the industrial base on which it was built?

President Obama’s most important Bushian move occurred when he appointed Ben Bernanke to another four-year term as Federal Reserve Chairman.

Commentary: Leaving Readers

Only 15 of the state’s 152 hospitals maintain the medical staff and equipment needed to treat severe injuries and be certified as trauma centers.

Georgians have made it clear that they want their governments – including school boards – to have a redevelopment tool to attract investment and jobs to neglected communities.

A truly useful proposal would be to cut the FICA percentage from 6.2 percent to 5 percent and level it on all income.

The New Deal’s public works were crucial in a nation emerging from the agrarian into the industrial age. Millions of jobs were created for those who previously worked on farms.

The U.S. government could impose the minimum wage on all of a company’s employees whether they work in the continental United States or in other countries.

We must provide transportation choices for our citizens. This cannot be accomplished without fixing the gigantic funding shortfall for basic infrastructure.