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“In Curtis Greco’s new book, you’ll find out why having the right to vote is just the beginning, and why organizations who promote voter education and engagement are so important for preserving the bedrock of what makes America great for generations to come.”
-Chrissy Faessen, Rock the Vote
Tag Archives: globalism
Stimulus Muss
February 15, 2009
Oh my, will the love affair with Stimulus this and Stimulus that ever stop? Will the question of “why stimulus?” ever be asked? Will inquiry on the subject of “who benefits” from stimulus ever see the light of day? Will, and I will accept just one, any talking head, politician or financial wizard take the podium and give a complete, thoughtful and coherent explanation of the overall strategy being employed?
Here’s another “curtis-ism”;
The art of controlling dialogue is best expressed by structuring the format in which the dialogue occurs: were relevant answers can be summarily voided through preventing equally relevant questions from being asked!
Posted in Business Trends, Poli-Econ
Tagged Banking, Economic, globalism, globalist, Partisanship, republican, Spending, Tsar, U.S., Wealth
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Made-Off is Clear
January 26, 2009
Yes, it’s a play on words! There’s more to say about Bernie Maidoff and his scheme though I’ll leave to investigators, ultimately, to unravel the depth of the misprision. He will be found guilty, he will give up his lush and lavish lifestyle and spend a few years at any one of the minimum security compounds available.
Posted in On Point
Tagged Banking, capitalism, dresel burnham, faux, globalism, globalist, Insider, investigators, lobbyist, Maidoff, Party Politics, philosophy, piracy, politics, trader, Trading
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Democracy, A Tough Choice
January 15, 2009
“America isn’t easy, America is advanced citizenship, you’ve got to want it bad….” This piece is taken form the 1995 movie “American President” and in the demonstrated performance American ethos and passion, the scene (“American President – the Speech ”) where this excerpt is sourced is not to be missed. Yes the later 1.4 minutes are annoying to me for the topic of discussion on Crime Bill and Energy Bill a bit on the side of misguided however, but I must confess, I’ve never seen Michael Douglas give a more stunning performance.
Posted in Poli-Philos
Tagged Administration, American, Banking, Change, compromise, doctrine, eugenics, euphoria, expression, globalism, heritage, lobby, lobbyist, national, noble, Oval office, Partisanship, Party Politics, patent, philosophy
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Failure and Why!
January 1, 2009
January 20th will mark the first official day of the new Administration. There is a great deal of hope saturating the nuance-of-the-day-term “Change”. Several million people switched party lines and even more ignored reason, principal and purpose on this nebulous concept. It’s not the first time, either!
I’ve ceded my hope that someone would be able to crystallize the substantive reason(s) for the near puerile form of euphoria we are witnessing and I’ve replaced it with another form of inquiry. It, the inquiry, is both a statement and a question: Failure and Why!
Posted in On Point
Tagged accountable, Administration, American, Banking, Bond, care, Change, concept, Congress, control, controlled, Cycle, Debt, democrat, Economic, Economy, entitlement, Failure, Faith, Federal, Finance, funded, global, globalism, globalist, Government, Health Care, hope, Medicade, Medicre, Middle East, Nation, Non-Partisanship, Obama, Partisanship, Party, Party Politics, philosophy, Political, Private, Reason, republic, republican, restructuring, rich, sector, social, Social Security, Spending, State, Stimulus, subsidies, tax, taxes, Taxpayer, Truth, Tsar, U.S., unfunded, universal, Wealth, why
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