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With studies having shown that the average college graduate is financially illiterate, let alone high-school graduates, this law is a big step forward toward changing that reality in Florida. 

It’s not just Democrats but many Republicans who’d like to see a change in the Senate and Rick Scott’s positioning himself to be that person.

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She’s likely to be at least as liberal as Sotomayer and most likely the most liberal. Under either scenario she’d move the court left over where it stands with Breyer.  

That’s a twelve 12-point swing over four years ago at this stage in the cycle.

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How radical is this Supreme Court nominee? Radical enough that she apparently believes the role of the Supreme Court isn’t to interpret the law and to rule on rights but rather to create them.

If passed it would have resulted in a minimum of an additional 11% boost to inflation overtime as the money would be artificially created and spent.

Get used to $4 gas. Yeah, I don’t like it either. But it’s almost certainly here to stay for at least the next few weeks.

I don’t think it’s appropriate to provide ubiquitous investment advice, but the bottom line is historically and most recently, the best places to store your money over the long run have been in stocks and real-estate.