PRESIDENTIAL ELECTIONS 2012
1. Two candidates who do not wish to present a clear vision for America’s future.
2. A press corps that do not adequately challenge the candidates’ statements, answers and/or political ads.
3. A confused electorate.
The affluent can steal, and gee, it is all legal. What a country!
Won’t you coddle me too, my darling Congress?
Thanks, Mr Buffet.
Let me first define “We”. It means one or all of the three: the middle class, the electorate that matters, the suckers. Political pundits tell us we vote our pocket books. How long will we have a pocket of our own? Read on…
Who gets the credit?
Exclusive: Treasury’s TARP, AIG Bailout Costs Fall to $30 Billion
From about $700 billion to $30 billion. I would be dancing in the streets, but I am skeptical. Is this funny Washington, DC math, again? One thing is sure – our government experts do not understand national economics. But then, did they ever?