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Friday, August 28, 2009
The American Mainstream Mean Streak We've allowed ourselves to be distracted by competition to the extent that we've lost our sense of charity to blaming and tolerance of inequality.
Friday, August 28, 2009The American Mainstream Mean Streak We've allowed ourselves to be distracted by competition to the extent that we've lost our sense of charity to blaming and tolerance of inequality.
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Tuesday, January 6, 2009
Madness 101: The Greatest Scam; a Ponzi Scheme We All Supported. We pay taxes because a private enterprise -- The Federal Reserve -- manages, controls, and profits from doing that activity. If we do it, we profit for the common wealth.
Tuesday, January 6, 2009Madness 101: The Greatest Scam; a Ponzi Scheme We All Supported. We pay taxes because a private enterprise -- The Federal Reserve -- manages, controls, and profits from doing that activity. If we do it, we profit for the common wealth.
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Friday, October 17, 2008
Madness 101: Fooling (with) the middle class Today, we are paying the price for Reagonomics. In the 1980s, war was declared on the middle class. Since then, in spite of consistent increases in worker productivity, wages have declined and benefits to the rich have accrued. If you look at the results of Reagan/Bush Neo-Liberal economics, the prosperity level for the masses is lousy. Lots of dictators, free-marketeers, CEOs, and their handymen got rich
Friday, October 17, 2008Madness 101: Fooling (with) the middle class Today, we are paying the price for Reagonomics. In the 1980s, war was declared on the middle class. Since then, in spite of consistent increases in worker productivity, wages have declined and benefits to the rich have accrued. If you look at the results of Reagan/Bush Neo-Liberal economics, the prosperity level for the masses is lousy. Lots of dictators, free-marketeers, CEOs, and their handymen got rich
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Thursday, October 16, 2008
Madness 101: Fooling (with) the middle class. Today, we are paying the price for Reagonomics. In the 1980s, war was declared on the middle class. Since then, in spite of consistent increases in worker productivity, wages have declined and benefits to the rich have accrued. If you look at the results of Reagan/Bush Neo-Liberal economics, the prosperity level for the masses is lousy. Lots of dictators, free-marketeers, CEOs, and their handymen got rich.
Thursday, October 16, 2008Madness 101: Fooling (with) the middle class. Today, we are paying the price for Reagonomics. In the 1980s, war was declared on the middle class. Since then, in spite of consistent increases in worker productivity, wages have declined and benefits to the rich have accrued. If you look at the results of Reagan/Bush Neo-Liberal economics, the prosperity level for the masses is lousy. Lots of dictators, free-marketeers, CEOs, and their handymen got rich.
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Sunday, October 12, 2008
Simple Economics: Supply, demand and a bailout for the worker The real problem with the economy is lagging wages that sap demand and lead to borrowing from too many people who have trained to be greedy. They've been helped by politicians who neglect to enforce or update regulations. Supply and demand are simple until you get deviant. Prosperity for all is tied to a fair, living wage.
Sunday, October 12, 2008Simple Economics: Supply, demand and a bailout for the worker The real problem with the economy is lagging wages that sap demand and lead to borrowing from too many people who have trained to be greedy. They've been helped by politicians who neglect to enforce or update regulations. Supply and demand are simple until you get deviant. Prosperity for all is tied to a fair, living wage.
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Saturday, October 4, 2008
The CRA, Low Income People, and the Bailout: Results vs. Intentions Who are the real culprits in the mortgage meltdown? Look at deregulators not borrowers.
Saturday, October 4, 2008The CRA, Low Income People, and the Bailout: Results vs. Intentions Who are the real culprits in the mortgage meltdown? Look at deregulators not borrowers.
