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Could more People lose their Homes ?

'Uneven' housing recovery continues 10:37am: Realtors' group says existing home sales climb to 5.1 million annual sales rate in March. More Click on any of these links for the Story  Tax dollars buying less and less • Wall Street reform gets Treasury defense • Housing construction 'encouraging' • The Obamas: A two-thirds pay cut in 2010 • Which debt plan do economists favor? Neither • How 'The Donald' could incite a trade war • U.S. credit rating outlook lowered by S&P • Detroit teachers get layoff notices • Online poker companies indicted for fraud • White House unveils 'receipt' for taxes you pay Area's to Watch 7 economic indicators     The indicator The reading Next update Retail Sales Slight gain in March. May 12 Inflation (CPI) Food and gas drives 2.7% jump. May 13 Manufacturing (ISM) Expanded for 20th straight month. May 2 Job Growth Hiring picks up with 216,000 jobs added. May 6 Consumer Confidence Inflation concerns weigh on optimism. April 26 Home Prices Prices in January fell for the 6th straight month. April 26 GDP Up 3.1% in the fourth quarter 2010. April 28 Buffett: Future is not without bubbles Oracle of Omaha says 'We will never have exactly the same problems as we have this time, but we will have problems.' Play Why U.S. debt matters to you Solving the fiscal problem isn?t just good for the grandkids. Leaders of national fiscal panel identify more immediate concerns. Play Obama tax plan: Who gets hit The focus is on a proposed hike in income tax rates. In fact, most high-earners would be hit by higher taxes on capital gains and dividends. A commentary by tax expert Bob Williams. More • Death to deficits by 'a thousand cuts' Current United States National Debt $14,309,159,097,877.65 Are you concerned Yet ?  Email your Senators in your State about your concerns. Let them know that Their Career depends on how they address these Bad Economic Times. If you need their Email Addresses then Email us at : thecommonsensesociety@gmail.com. We will provide you with a detailed contact list. Please give us your Feed Back by visiting the "Reactions" section below. You may also post your concerns in "Post a Comment" section. Either way we look forward to your Opinions. Disclosure: The CSS doe's not endorse or support Political Candidates nor are we responsible for the stories forwarded. We stand neutral on all issues, and forward any information purely to inform our readers.