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May 15, 2009
- Pop Quiz:What crazy, right-wing extremist made the following comments/decisions in the last 48 hours?1. - Our current deficit spending is unsustainable and will result in skyrocketing interest rates for consumers. That we are mortgaging our children's futures.2. - That military tribunals at Guantanamo Bay should continue rather than release these terror suspects into our civilian courts.3. - That ...
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March 26, 2009
- A blog post spawned by a response to a previous posting about the comparison of deficiet spending between the two-party rule 43rd Presidency and the fledgling one-party rule 44th Presidency ...Dennis Shay says:Ed, great summary. but you're using the wrong venue. Your dire warning is mostly falling on deaf ears in RR. Wed, 03/25/2009 - ...
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March 25, 2009
- In back-to-back press conferences (held Nov. 24, 2008) by Bush (first) and Obama (second), the men either stated or implied that they were sort of working together to muscle the nation through this tough economic period. Bush said, “I talked to Obama about the decision we made. I told the American people, and I told the president-elect when I first met him, that anytime we were to make a big ...
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January 7, 2009
- Maybe it's just because she is the first female speaker of the house...who knows -- but Nancy Pelosi's wardrobe has been getting a ton of attention of late with most of the discussion revolving around her signature strand of South Sea Cultured Pearls, which are estimated to cost around 80k!! Caption and Image Credit: diamondvues.comOne-Party Rule Does Away With TransparencyBe afraid, be very ...
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December 11, 2008
- The New Detroit - An aerial view of the Capitol Building in Washington, where the Democrat Party-controlled House of Representatives conduct the public’s business. If the actions of Congress pass the proposed $14 billion bailout package for GM, Chrysler, and Ford, this is where the American automobile industry decisions will be made. Image Credit: U.S. Department of the InteriorCongressional ...
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October 1, 2008
- I have watched the U.S. financial meltdown with a growing sense of dismay. It is also interesting to follow the finger pointing that is inevitable in situations like this. The Administration, Congress, greedy corporate executives have all come in for their share of blame. And if truth be told, there is plenty of blame to go around. Lax or missing regulation of the financial ...
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