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by Len Hart, The Existentialist Cowboy
Always severely divided in one way or another, the U.S. has become two nations –one of the very,very rich elite on the one end and the rest of us on the other. The rich have literally waged war upon the poor since the nation’s founding. The so-called ‘Robber Baron Era’ [...]

Posted by nytexan December 28th, 2009 | Tags: l-curve, Len Hart, Poor, reagonomics, rich, supply side economics, trickle down theory | Category: Len Hart, Politics, economics | Comments (1)

by Len Hart, The Existentialist Cowboy
In theory, a near worthless dollar is great for American manufacturers, American jobs. Lower costs for American goods means US exports should rise, reducing our trade deficit and helping pay off the national debt! That’s the theory, the rationale behind Richard Nixon’s decision to take the US off the [...]

Posted by nytexan October 27th, 2009 | Tags: Chinese policy, gold standard, GOP, Len Hart, US Ecomony | Category: China, GOP, Politics, economics, economy | Leave a comment

Hopefully SCI has bought their LAST politician. Its NOT about SERVICE, its about profiteering. Then the inevitable BUSH connection … SCI has been caught scamming before.

Posted by bosskitty April 6th, 2009 | Tags: Arlington National Cemetery, breach of ethics, Corporate corruption, Funeral Homes, Service Corporation International | Category: Corporate corruption, GREED, George Bush, Politics, Public Health, Senator John Cornyn, Service Corporation International, VA, abuse, breach of ethics, economics, fraud, hygiene, neglect, pollution, profiteers, sanitation, veterans | Comments (6)

The world wonders what kind of change Obama really intends. Will he be able to really control so many “Clintonistas” in his cabinet?

Posted by bosskitty November 23rd, 2008 | Tags: Bill Clinton, consequences, economics, Eric Holder, global community, Guantanamo Bay, Hillary Clinton, Iraq War, Politics, Rahm Emanuel, Robert Gates, Timothy Geithner, United States-Iraq Status of Forces Agreement (SOFA) | Category: Bill Clinton, Election, Eric Holder, Guantanamo Bay, Hillary Clinton, Iraq War, Politics, Rahm Emanuel, Robert Gates, Timothy Geithner, United States-Iraq Status of Forces Agreement (SOFA), consequences, economics, global community | Leave a comment

Hurry up get this election over with – we’ve got unfinished business facing us.

Posted by bosskitty November 2nd, 2008 | Tags: Accountability, American President, Barack Obama, Bush administration, changing planet, civil liberties, Clash of Cultures, consequences, Dirty Politics, discrimination, disinformation, domestic policy, economics, family budget, FDA, Federal Cutbacks, food prices, fuel crisis, great depression, McCain, military industrial complex, New World Order, police state, Politics, Presidential Candidates, profiteers, Racism, Stress, Tax Dollars, taxpayers, US Government, Views From Texas | Category: Accountability, American President, Barack Obama, Bush administration, Clash of Cultures, Democracy In Action, Dirty Politics, FDA, Federal Cutbacks, McCain, New World Order, Politics, Presidential Candidates, Racism, Stress, Tax Dollars, US Government, Views From Texas, changing planet, civil liberties, civil rights, consequences, discrimination, disinformation, domestic policy, economics, family budget, food prices, fuel crisis, great depression, military industrial complex, police state, profiteers, taxpayers | Leave a comment

John McCain would like everyone to forget he was one of five Senators up to their corrupt behinds in the The Keating Five Savings & Loan scandal of the 1980s and early 1990s. The Senate Ethics Committee stated “Senator McCain exercised poor judgment.” Somethings never change.
In a July 1996, General Accounting Report (GAO); Financial [...]

Posted by nytexan October 6th, 2008 | Tags: banking, economy, John McCain, Keating Five, Savings & Loan Scandal | Category: John McCain, Politics, Scandal, economics, economy | Comments (1)

I really don’t know if I am tired of every one throwing amount the wrong term “bailout” or the Americas stupidity on how the economy works. While many believe that the bailout is about Wall Street the true fact is this is a “credit market” crisis.  Which is a far cry from the Wall [...]

Posted by nytexan September 29th, 2008 | Tags: Ali Velshi, Bailout, CNN, Credit Market, economy, Wall Street | Category: CNN, Politics, Wall Street, banks, economics, economy | Leave a comment

The US news media has focused on the Hype and Circumstance of political celebrities and weather crisis to the tune of keeping America distracted.  Personality wars mean ratings. Ratings mean advertising.  AND advertising means money … that’s what its all about.  So, American voters are still saturated with fluff and nonsense …

Meanwhile, Cheney [...]

Posted by bosskitty September 6th, 2008 | Tags: Africom, candidates, Cheney, Clash of Civilizations, consequences, critical resources, Dirty Media, economics, Elections, global community, Global Economy, global policies, materialism, News and Opinion, Op-Ed, Power Shift, Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice, terrorists, voters, War, War Cost | Category: Africom, Cheney, Clash of Civilizations, Dirty Media, Elections, Global Economy, News and Opinion, Op-Ed, Power Shift, Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice, War, War Cost, candidates, consequences, critical resources, economics, global community, global policies, materialism, terrorists, voters | Comments (2)

Brash, rude and plain insulting; New Yorkers know nasty sells
Nasty, brutish and short
Clear Your System of Nasty Media Toxins (No Colonics Required!)
Comment all you like, but not if you’re an abusive jerk
Jerome Corsi: How a Racist, Conspiratorial Crank Became a Top GOP Anti-Obama Point Man
The Klan-ternet: Right wing hatemongers exposed
Exactly How Biased is the American Media? [...]

Posted by bosskitty August 24th, 2008 | Tags: Accountability, conventions, Dirty Media, Dirty Politics, economics, Elections, homeless, Hypocracy, Media, Politics | Category: Accountability, Dirty Media, Dirty Politics, Elections, Hypocracy, Media, Politics, conventions, economics, homeless | Leave a comment