Ditto that. Lookin' grim, but lookin' up. Correcting for inflation, the academic way. Plus more.
THE PEACEFUL REVOLUTION
Re: Jeffrey Lord's
Gandhi for Capitalists:
Wouldn't it be wonderful if we could all get together in this
country and shut down? With one exception to your article, every
single radio should be tuned in to Rush Limbaugh, knowing that
Obama has told Republicans they shouldn't listen to him. Even
though millions of Americans don't listen to him, the point would
be made loud and clear that we will disobey the 'royalty' at the
top. There is no one whom the liberals hate more than Rush. There
is nothing that would send a message like 150 million households
listening to Rush. Turn up the radio!
-- DeAne Pradzinski
Highland, California
There is so much we can do if we get organized. This website is the Albert Einstein Institute for strategic non-violent action.
It has a virtual laundry list of actions citizens can engage in
to promote democracy. If you haven't been to this website -- you
should. The time has come for us to organize. We need a
leader! People are ready to follow. Give us a plan.
-- Rosie
Paging John Galt. Paging John Galt. The American Capitalist
System is making an emergency page for Mr. John Galt.
-- Ira M. Kessel
Rochester, New York
YEP, IT'S PRETTY BLEAK ALRIGHT
Re: Tony Marsh's
The Audacity of Cynicism:
The GOP indeed lost 26 or 27 seats in Reagan's first midterm election, in 1982. But inflation by then had declined to single digits, to about 6 or 8 percent; it was not 13.5 percent. You are correct, however, that unemployment peaked at 10.8 percent earlier that year and the phase-in of the tax cut postponed full recovery.
Well done.
-- Peter Murphy
W. Sand Lake, New York
Cynicism?
Not even in Alice's Wonderland would you find a cynical situation like ours, in which federal law prohibits a shopkeeper from selling tobacco to someone under 18 because of the health risk, yet will soon require a physician to perform abortions on demand.
You have to wonder if that's the product of the caterpillar's mushroom-induced thinking, or of whatever he's smoking in his hookah.
Oh well, maybe someone will wake us up before we lose our
heads.
-- A. C. Santore
DON'T MAKE ME LAUGH
Re: Philip Klein's
New Health Czar Challenges Obama's Ethics Reforms:
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The speech our President should make.
A noted economist fires back.
How political can you get?
You might have missed it, but it was boomed in January.
Farcical feminism is a decades-old phenomenon, as George Will's essay from 1970 reminds us.
IMKessel| 3.4.09 @ 3:53PM
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"Going Galt." Interesting Malkin essay.
http://news.yahoo.com/s/uc/20090304/cm_uc_crmmax/op_199213
Marc Jeric| 3.5.09 @ 12:13AM
Our left (liberals, progressives, communists, socialists, Democrats) likes to call our right (conservatives, Republicans, libertarians) nasty names such as fascists and nazis. Thus they show a complete ignorance of history. The full name of Hitler's party was "Deutsche Nazional-Sozialistische Arbeiter Partei", i.e., German National-Socialist Workers Party. The full name of Mussolini's party was "Partito Socialista Italiano (i Fascisti)", i.e., Italian Socialist Party (Fascists) to distingush it from the original Italian Socialist Party founded by Mussolini's father. Is that historical ignorance or what? Who are really our socialists and nazis? Wild guess?
hgfghf| 12.2.09 @ 1:34AM
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