12月
31
2010
It’s not a secret to anyone that our political process is broken. We watch these people we don’t know, that we are told we elected, flounder around the political arena in suits we couldn’t afford, making statements about what’s best for us that don’t seem to bear out much logic. We struggle to understand why they can’t seem to get anything done. We try – we really do – to wrap our heads around how ‘principals’ and ‘facts’ became mutually exclusive.
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12月
30
2010
Business despise uncertainty, and have been faced with nothing but uncertainty for the last two years. Recent changes in Washington will be viewed by the business community favorably, and will help to get us rolling in the right direction.
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12月
30
2010
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12月
30
2010
In the year 2008, the American people were hoping to find hope. Experiencing dire economic straits, a war without any end in sight, and non-stop political scandals, people of all party affiliations desired to feel that things were getting better.
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12月
30
2010
During his campaign for president, Barack Obama claimed that he was the candidate that would bring the country together. In his naivete he was right and he was wrong. In one respect Democrats and Republicans have been in total harmony for years. Their harmony has produced nothing but bickering, backbiting and vitriol.
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12月
30
2010
The recognition of the inherent rights of women is one of the most notable advances of 20th century mankind. However, it is not without some unexpected effects. Read this article so that you can help find ways on how to make things better.
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12月
30
2010
2010 is finally history. The economic recovery, which officially began in 2009, was scarcely evident as the US economy muddled through 2010. Sawtooth economic performance characterized the year with occasional good news, like the strong end to the 2010 Christmas shopping season, was nearly always countered by news of a set back, such as unemployment rates unexpectedly returning to nearly 10% during the same period. The government’s stimulus efforts have run their course. The TARP program is officially over and tax credits for new home buyers have all expired. The economy now has to perform on its own without all that artificial stimulation. Will conditions improve in 2011? Which direction will interest rates head and when? What impact will the depressed housing market have on the economy? Will gas prices rise again? And which direction will the unemployment rate head? Read on for my national forecast to find out!
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12月
30
2010
As the current session of Congress concludes, one storyline from the lame-duck session has yet to find the closure attained by measures such as START and DADT – the I-poker regulation effort floated by Nevada Senator Harry Reid. Word first emerged from the Senator’s camp that he was marshaling support for regulation of online poker in early December. Analysts viewed it as a payback bill for the large Las Vegas casinos that had supported Reid’s brutal 2010 re-election campaign, speculation that gained additional credibility when AGA head Frank Farenkopf offered his public support for…
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12月
30
2010
Are you still living the “American Dream”? Did you ever live that dream in the first place or was it all washed away before it really got started? More Americans are feeling the struggle in the economic time but their is a brighter side to the madness if you only knew.
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12月
30
2010
Once seen as the currency of the World, since 2008 the United States dollar has steadily decreased in value against most currencies. This has started a process of dollar de-coupling where nations lessen their dependence on the greenback.
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