The Debt Ceiling, Jobs and Teachers' Unions
15 July 2011
John Ransom, finance editor for Townhall.com, discusses the debt ceiling debate, how tax increases will negatively impact jobs, and the latest "tax" imposed by teachers' unions to help re-elect President Obama.
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