February 28, 2011
One of the highlight events in last night’s Oscars was the awarding of the best documentary to Inside Job based on the 2008 economic meltdown. The film’s director, Charles Ferguson, did a reality check for the country in his acceptance speech when he pointed out that: “…three years after a horrific financial crisis caused by [...]
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February 27, 2011
Former Secretary of Labor Robert Reich makes a good case why the current trend of union bashing by the Republicans is not a result of being financially responsible and trying to curb the excesses of governmental spending. The not too distant past disproves that. It is simply done because they can! As Reich so aptly writes [...]
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Is Release Of Oil Reserves A Signal Of Panic In The White House?
June 29, 2011Bernanke is at a loss as to why the economic recovery once again is on life support. 429,000 unemployment claims up by 9000 this past week, the biggest jump in a month. Obama shortens the time line for withdrawal of troops from Afghanistan; and now without any sign of a supply disruption, he releases 30M gallons of [...]
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