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Join Together America (JTA) is a grassroots network dedicated to bringing back common sense policies and fiscal responsibility to government.
JTA will empower us to make our elected officials accountable for their actions while in office.
Only an actively engaged and informed citizenry can ensure that our government is of, by and for the American people.
Never before, has citizen activism, awareness and participation been more necessary -- our children’s futures are at stake.
Americans should demand that all policies adopted create the greatest good for the greatest many of our citizens -- not just those that benefit special interests or our political leaders.
We need to create an economic environment that energizes our entrepreneurial spirit and bring back prosperity for all.
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Everything You Ever Wanted To Know About The Budget, But Were Afraid to Ask
Jul 23, 2012

After 25 years of covering the federal budget, I'm still amazed at the persistence of fiscal misconceptions. The distinction between fact and political opinion has been blurred to the point of invisibility. The choices—what spending to cut, whose taxes to raise—are fundamentally political; the facts are not. But the budget is now so sprawling—the U.S. government spent $400 million an hour last year—that grasping it in its entirety is impossible....

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As San Bernardino Goes . . .
Jul 12, 2012

After the California city of Stockton declared bankruptcy last month, politicians and credit raters assured investors that municipal bonds were still safe and that the city's insolvency presented no systemic risk. Does that script sound familiar? In reality, expensive labor agreements are threatening municipalities across the U.S., though the people who should be most concerned are taxpayers.

On Tuesday the city council of San Bernardino, a city of about 210,000...

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