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Monday, March 1, 2010
Obama's "Savvy Bankers" and the 2009 Wall Street Bonuses Recent statements by President Obama show that his administration will not stop Wall Street bonuses nor hold bankers accountable for the financial panic and subsequent economic collapse they caused.
Monday, March 1, 2010Obama's "Savvy Bankers" and the 2009 Wall Street Bonuses Recent statements by President Obama show that his administration will not stop Wall Street bonuses nor hold bankers accountable for the financial panic and subsequent economic collapse they caused.
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Thursday, January 28, 2010
The State of the Union, 2010: President Obama, the Democratic Party, and Change Betrayed Voter anger, as most recently expressed in the Massachusetts special election, is the consequence of the failure of President Obama and a Democratic Congress to keep the promises of change they made in the 2008 elections. Instead, it is still politics as usual. Voters still want the change and help promised in 2008 and they feel betrayed.
Thursday, January 28, 2010The State of the Union, 2010: President Obama, the Democratic Party, and Change Betrayed Voter anger, as most recently expressed in the Massachusetts special election, is the consequence of the failure of President Obama and a Democratic Congress to keep the promises of change they made in the 2008 elections. Instead, it is still politics as usual. Voters still want the change and help promised in 2008 and they feel betrayed.
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Sunday, March 29, 2009
Recipe for Failure? The Auto Bailout and the Failure of the New Deal's Economic Recovery Program A specialist in business history argues that the Obama administration is repeating critical New Deal mistakes that extended the Great Depression.
Sunday, March 29, 2009Recipe for Failure? The Auto Bailout and the Failure of the New Deal's Economic Recovery Program A specialist in business history argues that the Obama administration is repeating critical New Deal mistakes that extended the Great Depression.
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Tuesday, December 16, 2008
The Auto Bailout Bill's Defeat and the Politics of Class Warfare The Senate defeat of the Detroit bailout bill reveals the cynical conservative politics of class warfare. In this new senatorial politics unionized workers are blamed for the failure of the bailout of American automakers, while the authors of the defeat cloak themselves as defenders of the taxpayers. In the meantime financial companies rake in billions of taxpayer bailout dollars without any legislative check.
Tuesday, December 16, 2008The Auto Bailout Bill's Defeat and the Politics of Class Warfare The Senate defeat of the Detroit bailout bill reveals the cynical conservative politics of class warfare. In this new senatorial politics unionized workers are blamed for the failure of the bailout of American automakers, while the authors of the defeat cloak themselves as defenders of the taxpayers. In the meantime financial companies rake in billions of taxpayer bailout dollars without any legislative check.
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Wednesday, December 3, 2008
Bailout the Big Three and Revitalize the Economy The Big Three need to be bailed out. A properly structured government rescue package can provide a template for economic recovery. It can create American jobs, improve energy independence, protect the environment, and re-establish a sense of fairness and justice in government economic policy. Here's how.
Wednesday, December 3, 2008Bailout the Big Three and Revitalize the Economy The Big Three need to be bailed out. A properly structured government rescue package can provide a template for economic recovery. It can create American jobs, improve energy independence, protect the environment, and re-establish a sense of fairness and justice in government economic policy. Here's how.
