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Category Archives: Politics
Climate change denial is a dangerous, undocumented alien among us
A layer of illegitimate, unfounded propaganda is creating a man-made “crapzone” that is slowly denying us any chance of doing what is right. And there’s no denying it. We started our journey out of the “Dark Ages” almost a 1000 … Continue reading
Posted in Current Events, Politics, Social
Tagged Bible, climate change, fossil fuels, James Powell, John Shimkus, National Science Board, Slate
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Is Petraeus the exception or the rule–and what’s the rule?
Why did his mistress choose “All In” as the title for his biography? Why do men and women like General David Petraeus and Paula Broadwell risk success for sex? He, in particular, is far from alone: Bill Clinton, John Edwards, … Continue reading
Posted in Current Events, Politics, Social
Tagged affairs, Arnold Schwarzenegger, Bill Clinton, Broadwell, Freud, Gary Hart, JFK, Petraeus, sex, Tiger Woods
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Oh Canada, oh no! Is Harper selling out to China?
Sign this petition BEFORE November 1, 2012 – hurry! Stop Canada’s Prime Minister Harper from creating his version of state capitalism! Click here to sign the petition: Canada’s Prime Minister Harper is about to sign a trade treaty with China … Continue reading
Posted in Business, Current Events, Politics, Social
Tagged China, Clayton Ruby, democracy, foreign trade, forest ethcis, Mitt Romney, Prime Minister Harper
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Did you know?
The Arctic sea ice decreased each day in the summer of 2012 by an average of 36,400 square miles and its lowest size on record was Sept. 16, 2012. Ya’ think maybe climate change is real? (source: Harper’s, 09/ 2012). … Continue reading
Posted in Business, Current Events, Politics, Social
Tagged Arctic ice, beer, China, climate change, HIV, polar bears, TV's top shows, weather
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Lance Armstrong is not the exception; he’s the rule
Lying, cheating, greed and money are at the center of our society, not on the fringes. And politics, sports and business are where you can find the mother lode – if you’re looking. And it starts with our kids. Lance … Continue reading
Posted in Business, Current Events, Politics, Social
Tagged Bush, Horatio Alger, Lance Armstrong, Mitt Romney, Mother Teresa, Nike, Penn State, Romnesia, Sam Harris, Thomas Jefferson
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NFL football and gays – a great marriage, but not made in heaven
If only politicians were as bright as football players Chris Kluwe, punter for the Minnesota Vikings stood up for gay rights in Maryland (and everywhere) and wrote a letter that rips the veneer off a bigoted State legislator, Emmett Burns … Continue reading
Are we lab rats for the Federal Reserve?
Guest blog: a letter from John Bartlett who contributes to this blog and monitors economics and finance, a place he knows well after retiring from Commerce Trust in St. Louis September 21, 2012: For what it’s worth There seems like … Continue reading
Posted in Business, Current Events, Politics
Tagged Ben Bernanke, bonds, DRaghi, Federal Reserve, gold, obama, Romney
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Marathon and serial liars – a.k.a. politicians
Paul Ryan is a marathon liar and comes in last – behind a bunch of other liars Nothing new about lying in politics, it’s a given. But Paul Ryan’s lie about running a marathon puts a sharp … Continue reading
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Tagged George W. Bush, marathon runners, Matt Lauer, Paul Ryan, US politics
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