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Warren Buffett is getting a lot of attention this week for his comments on the fiscal cliff. 

We talk a lot about freedom on this network.

There’s no doubt about it,  there is a disconnect when it comes to consumers' view of the economy and that held by corporate chieftains.

In the debate over taxes and the fiscal cliff, all the talk is pretty high level stuff.

The president is convinced Americans need to pay more in taxes.

In Washington, the debate between Republicans and Democrats is really about the role of government.

If you haven't already heard from your employer about open enrollment -- well, brace yourself.

Here’s an interesting plot twister; Republicans made the assumption, incorrectly as it turns out, that voters in states with high-unemployment would kick the bums out.

Does Mitt Romney want to get the Federal government out of the business of responding to natural disasters? 

  For some homeowners in the path of Sandy, the real trouble is just starting.

If you're looking for the next government bailout beneficiary, look no further than the National Flood Insurance Program.

What was Hurricane Sandy is now a post tropical cyclone, having hammered New Jersey, New York and Connecticut.

Sometimes I feel like 'Alice in Wonderland'.

Details matter.

Last summer, Mitt Romney released a 59-point plan for growing jobs in America.

Here come the taxes!

Just in case any of you out there continue to harbor the belief government can do things better than the private sector: witness Satcon Technology Corp.

We talk a lot about entitlement programs on our show and the escalating costs of these programs under President Obama.

We talk a lot about entitlement programs on our show and the escalating costs of these programs under President Obama.

I’ve told you how Michele Obama referred to the economy as being in a "huge" recovery, and last night, the president made the same point.