A Bailout in Need of a Bailout
Wall Street stood still as it watched the House of Representatives vote on the proposed $700 billion bailout Monday afternoon. As the voting continued, what seemed like a certainty quickly tumbled into question. Wary investors watched speechlessly as the bill was defeated by a vote of 228-205.
Speechless, it would seem, except for the [...]
The Minds, They Are A-Changin’
Among the various new high crimes created by the media to badger politicians since the dawn of the new millennium, the flip-flop is certainly the most mind-numbingly irritating and irrational of all.
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I was looking at the news surrounding the upcoming presidential election, and I realized that one aspect of it makes it strikingly similar to the 1960 election – and no, it’s not the similarity between Obama and JFK. Just like in 1960, technology is shaping not only how the race is being run, but how [...]
Pressure is on for Fuel Mileage, Campaign Finance
Barack Obama turned 47 yesterday, and as far as birthday presents go, I’m not too sure the McCain campaign’s now-infamous tire pressure gauge would go over well.
However, one thing Barack loves: change…as in the pocket change that makes up one of the many $25 donations to his campaign, and in both tire pressure and campaign [...]
Clinton’s Fear-Mongering Gas Tax Holiday vs. A True American Hero: Now in 3D!
Allow me to start by apologizing.
Frankly, I think having too many articles about the price of gas (or the price of eggs, or any prices for that matter) constitutes nothing to the issue at hand, and the end result is nothing short of a website that sounds like a whining seven-year-old girl with a skinned knee. [...]
