Clay A. Dumas

As a country, our collective credit-card debt now tops $960 billion. To shame that these costs fall on the shoulders of those who are least well positioned to shoulder them.

Speaking to friends back in Ashtabula over the last couple of days I tried to get a sense of attitudes toward Obama and the state of the union.

Why not propose a surtax on the wealthiest Americans to pay for an Afghan surge and, for that matter, to pay for the entire Afghan war from this point forward?

At the end of last month, although I knew the funds in my checking account were running low, I nevertheless chose to pay for lunch with my debit card.

On Wednesday night, during the commercial breaks of “So You Think You Can Dance,” I caught a few minutes of

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