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Category Archives: Politics
“You see, you are the wrong kind of immigrant.”
Clive Crook writes for Bloomberg View, the most recent in a long line of journalistic endeavours (The Economist, where I – unknowingly, no bylines at The Economist – started following him, FT’s Washington correspondent and The Atlantic) He mostly writes … Continue reading
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My Last Column About the Presidential Election (Really)
President Obama’s fairly grim, toothless, meandering and perfunctory presidency gained excellent contrast from an assemblage of GOP candidates so demented and corrupt that even to so describe them would be an insult to the many hard-working demented and corrupt politicians … Continue reading
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You would be joking….
If Nate Silver at the New York Times FiveThirtyEight (the number of electoral college votes) blog is accurate, I won’t be unhappy. What concerns me more is the effect that the first presidential debate had on voters – Obama drop … Continue reading
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Romnesia
“Romney actually claims he will lower taxes for everyone. At the same time he will increase defense spending, not cut Medicare or Social Security, keep most of Obamacare (while simultaneously repealing it) and somehow in the end he will decrease … Continue reading
Mitt Romney’s 12 million new $433,333 jobs
Let’s take Mitt Romney at his word, and see how the numbers he cited during Wednesday night’s debate add up. We can begin with a pop quiz in Presidential arithmetic: If you have a $1.3 trillion annual deficit, and you are … Continue reading
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I blame the Industrial Revolution
Either that or globalization. Probably a combination of both. Let’s go back to the 19th century. Unskilled folk left school at an early age and worked 7 days a week (6 with a Sundays off for church if they were … Continue reading
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Tagged Globalisation, Industrial Revolution, Long Beach, Marriott Courtyard
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