Government

But what should the republicans do? Sit in stoned silence and render polite applause to electrifying speakers who’ve been told to “tone it down?” Is there any day of the year that someone in the United States is NOT being dealt a “bad hand?”

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What happens in these countries in the future, is going to affect every aspect of your daily life. The US produces more goods and services than it’s possible for us to consume. In order for you to maintain your comfortable lifestyle, new markets for our goods and services must be opened across the globe.

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Can you retire as an entrepreneur. Mike McCormick and Tom will discuss that topic. Plus, Ed Blackman of Gallatin County joins Mike and Tom to talk about Gallatin County Finances.

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Dr. Tim Kane's research on entrepreneurship and job creation has been widely cited, notably in the 2011 Economic Report of the President.

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There is no question that new banking regulations, combined with skittish business owners, and current economic uncertainties, are taking their toll on small business expansion.

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It’s said that those who refused to learn from history are condemned to repeat it. It looks like the president refused to learn from history that the nationalization of companies rarely work to the good of the public taxpayer.

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Do not think that putting property in someone else's name will protect it from being taken in a bankruptcy. The court can go back four years and disallow any property swap or re-titling of the property.

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The main vault has no doors. The only access to the vault is through a 10-foot tunnel cut into a 90-ton steel cylinder that revolves in a 140-ton steel and concrete frame.

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Bankruptcy attorney Stuart Whitehair and credit counselor Beverly Johnson will join Tom this coming Saturday, August 11 - Noon to 2 PM Mountain Time — to talk about bankruptcy laws.

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What would we do without elections? Every couple of years, two sides square off, and try to convince voters that the other guy is so much worse. By doing that they don’t have to spend any time telling voters what they will do if elected

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