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Category Archives: Government
John Boehner – After the dead man walks
Republicans are destroying their brand due through unbridled ambition. Continue reading
Hey Democrats, zip it!
There is an old adage in sales, “When the spouse is selling your product for you, smile and nod and be quiet.” Well, “be quiet” is actually the phrase that goes by the initials, STFU. But you get the idea—the … Continue reading
Republican polls summary– it’s gettin’ ugly
Here’s the latest wrap-up of the Republican primary polls. Gingrich leads—toping one third of likely “R” voters in several states. Teabaggers break for Gingrich, despite all they’ve advocated up to now. Religious intolerance is alive and well. More than half … Continue reading
Posted in Conservative, Election, Government
Tagged ABC, born again, CNN, evangelical, Gallup, Gingrich, Iowa, Jimmy Zuma, New Hampshire, polls, Republican, Romney, South Carolina, Tea Party, teabaggers, Time Magazine, voter enthusiasm, Washington Post
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Stocks point to a dying middle class
Quick, what are the top ten performing retail stocks this year? Number one is Dollar Tree, one of those stores where everything costs a dollar, everything has “China” somewhere on the label, and quality is never the point–of–purchase reason. Number … Continue reading
Posted in Economy, Government, Tax
Tagged Bloomberg, Business Insider, class war, economic, economy, Great Society, Jimmy Zuma, middle class, New Deal, Nick Hanauer, policy, Stocks, tax, upper class
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