David Reavill

This morning I had quite a shock when I opened my trash bill. Now, for nearly 20 years I've hauled my trash bin down to the curb, where the trash truck picks it up. And for all those 20 years, the bill has remained pretty close to the same. Oh, there've been some slight increases here and there, but nothing like I saw today.

This morning I had quite a shock when I opened my trash bill. Now, for nearly 20 years I've hauled my trash bin down to the curb, where the trash truck picks it up. And for all those 20 years, the bill has remained pretty close to the same. Oh, there've been some slight increases here and there, but nothing like I saw today.

This morning I had quite a shock when I opened my trash bill. Now, for nearly 20 years I've hauled my trash bin down to the curb, where the trash truck picks it up. And for all those 20 years, the bill has remained pretty close to the same. Oh, there've been some slight increases here and there, but nothing like I saw today.

This morning I had quite a shock when I opened my trash bill. Now, for nearly 20 years I've hauled my trash bin down to the curb, where the trash truck picks it up. And for all those 20 years, the bill has remained pretty close to the same. Oh, there've been some slight increases here and there, but nothing like I saw today.

Donald Trump is rapidly joining this group of perhaps well-meaning, but misguided Presidents. US Chief Executives who believed that they were providing policies that would help promote prosperity, but in the end made prosperity more unattainable.

Donald Trump is rapidly joining this group of perhaps well-meaning but misguided Presidents. US Chief Executives who believed that they were providing policies that would help promote prosperity, but in the end made prosperity more unattainable.

Donald Trump is rapidly joining this group of perhaps well-meaning but misguided Presidents. US Chief Executives who believed that they were providing policies that would help promote prosperity, but in the end made prosperity more unattainable.

Donald Trump is rapidly joining this group of perhaps well-meaning but misguided Presidents. US Chief Executives who believed that they were providing policies that would help promote prosperity, but in the end made prosperity more unattainable.

From the 1929 Great Stock Market Crash, to the 1970s GoGo Bust, to the Dot Com debacle of the early 2000s, to the Great Financial Crisis of 2008, they've all been examples of excessive leverage leading to a financial correction, which we often call a "crash."

From the 1929 Great Stock Market Crash, to the 1970s GoGo Bust, to the Dot Com debacle of the early 2000s, to the Great Financial Crisis of 2008, they've all been examples of excessive leverage leading to a financial correction, which we often call a "crash."