THE AMERICAN ECONOMY, A SUCCESS STORY!
Sssh! Quiet everyone! It’s a secret, the American economy is booming. With the exception of China, the rest of the world’s largest economies are on the precipice of another recession. […]
Category Archives: ECONOMICS
WELCOME TO KANSAS TEA PARTY HELL!
Auntie Em, Auntie Em, please tell me we’re no longer in Kansas. But child we are! Auntie Em would it be okay if I took Toto and went back to […]
ARE YOU CONFUSED AND PERPLEXED?
Are you confused and perplexed ? Have you felt like you have been time-warped back to a time before the Age of Reason? Well, I am confused and not amused, […]
THERE’S A NEW SHERIFF IN TOWN AND I DON’T MEAN SAUDI ARABIA.
The December 6th article in the Economist on oil describes the economic impact of shale oil production versus OPEC. This is good news for the consumer and bad news for […]
HUNGER IN AMERICA
According to the latest figures, there are 47 million Americans who go hungry in the food basket of the world. In a land of plenty we argue about whether to […]
WHAT’S THE MATTER WITH AMERICA AND I DON’T MEAN KANSAS!
What’s the matter with America? What is happening here to the oldest Republic in the world is a warning signal to the world. Madison warned about the potential harm factionalism […]
DO REPUBLICANS AND DEMOCRATS HAVE ANYTHING TO TALK ABOUT? ARE ANY DEALS POSSIBLE?
One thing we should all agree on is that we need to sit down and talk to each other for the betterment of our country. If we can’t agree on […]
IS FRACKING HERE TO STAY?
The power and importance of oil to our industrial world and to the United States is still of paramount importance. Without oil the gears of industry would grind to a […]
IT’S TIME TO END WAR AS WE KNOW IT.
We have the power within us to end this perpetual war on terrorism. It is time to reject the notion that the clash of different cultures and religions makes our […]
TOWARDS A COMPREHENSIVE STRATEGY IN FOREIGN AFFAIRS!
These are challenging and scary times on the world stage that require an overall strategy. Tuesday’s, September 16, 2014, Los Angeles Times editorial section written by Andrew Bacevich offers us […]
