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Jeff Poor | November 11, 2010

Call it the law of unintended consequences, but supposing the Bush tax cuts are allowed to expire by President Barack Obama, people might react in ways that are detrimental to the overall economy.

On CNBC’s Nov. 11 “Squawk on the Street…

Jeff Poor | November 9, 2010

All this extra money being printed and put in the global economy, including the recent moves by Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke to implement another round of quantitative easing, also known as QE2, has consequences.

Those…

Jeff Poor | November 8, 2010

Moves by the Federal Reserve and its chairman Ben Bernanke for a second round of quantitative easing, otherwise known as QE2, have many warning the long-term viability of the U.S. dollar is in jeopardy. But according to the Fed’s view – it’s…

Jeff Poor | November 2, 2010

For the second day in a row, CNBC is embracing Rick Santelli for being the father of the Tea Party movement, when just a year ago the network seemed to be shying away from it.

On Nov. 2, the day of the 2010 midterm elections, CNBC’s “…

Jeff Poor | October 29, 2010

With the elections looming, one of the centerpieces of the news coverage has been on the Tea Party movement and the types of candidates they’re putting forth. But is that where the focus should be?

According to CNBC CME Group reporter…

Jeff Poor | October 29, 2010

By many measures, the Republicans are only expected to gain eight seats in the upcoming midterm elections, which would not be enough the GOP to wrestle control away from the Democrats in the new Congress in 2011. But is there another way?