June 12, 2008 in Economics, News, Politics, media, predictions, rants, thoughts
Tags: bitter voters, caconomics, clinton, economic policy, election, failed economic policy, fuel, fuel prices, gas tax, gas tax holiday, gasoline, Hillary Clinton, John McCain, McCain, obama, Pennsylvania, speeches, stupid ideas, US economy, winning argument
John McCain, looking to gain support for his gas tax holiday, reached out to Hillary Clinton supporters in a stunning speech stimulating the lives of all the “bitter” voters of Pennsylvania. While most of the media focused on the bitter voter aspect of the McCain speech, I found it damning for the McCain campaign that [...]
May 19, 2008 in Economics, Entertainment, Funny, News, Politics, Radio, humor, thoughts
Tags: Barrack Obama, blog talk radio, campaign finance, democrats, fascism, Hillary Clinton, John McCain, presidential campaign, radio show, republicans
Hillary announced that she plans to help finance the national debt with her personal funds, much like she’s financed her successful Presidential campaign! I’m not sure this is really the best idea, but the more I think about it… This is sounding pretty good. If she cares about our country this much, let her spend [...]
May 2, 2008 in Politics, marketing tips, thoughts
Tags: america, Barrack Obama, caconomics, campaign, clinton, economic gimmick, fiscal policy, gas tax, gas tax holiday, Hillary Clinton, John McCain, McCain, obama, oil, oil companies, presidential campaign
I’ll keep it really brief:
Bring more attention to the “gas tax holiday”
Point out how both of your opponents support it even though it would just put more money into the already fat pockets of oil companies
Remind people that both Clinton and McCain support this ridiculous economic gimmick, and ask the public to decide who we [...]
April 30, 2008 in Economics, News, Politics, rants, thoughts
Tags: clinton, economists, federal reserve, gas prices, Hillary Clinton, John McCain, McCain, obama, oil, politicians, presidential candidates, public policy
I have my fair share of critical remarks for economists in general. I’ve mentioned before that my econ professor a few years ago gave me a B on a paper where I theorized that constantly increasing energy prices would leader to inflation that could not be controlled by the Federal Reserve. He, like many economists, [...]
April 13, 2008 in Politics, blogging, movies, rants, thoughts
Tags: 2000 election, 2008, america, american royalty, Bush, clinton, Florida, George W. Bush, Hillary Clinton, Michael Moore, popular vote, president, presidential election, stolen election, unchecked power, White House
What do the Clintons and the Bushes have in common?
Besides having been the only two families to reside in the White House for the last 20 years, they have an additional quality that is unfolding in front of our eyes.
George W. Bush lost the 2000 popular vote, and it has been argued that he even [...]
April 11, 2008 in Politics, rants, thoughts
Tags: america, Bill Clinton, Bush, clinton, dynasty, families, george bush, Hillary Clinton, monarchy, political party, political system, royalty, united states, utopia
There is a lot of concern about the state of our economy, but I have an ingenious idea for solving a major economic drain in our economy for generations to come!
During the last 20 years, we’ve seen the rise and fall of our economy several times, but over all… We’re doing pretty well. We’ve seen [...]
March 24, 2008 in Funny, News, Politics
Tags: Bill Richardson, democrats, Easter, election, fox news, God, hillary, Hillary Clinton, James Carville, Jesus, Jesus Syndrome, John McCain, New Mexico, nomination, president, presidential electon, presidential race, republicans, Richardson, united states
According to James Carville, Hillary is Jesus. So, there’s a good chance it might happen then.
BTW, Richardson might as well have cited my blog about why Hillary can’t beat John McCain in his rebuttal on Fox News.
March 22, 2008 in Politics, blogging, culture, life, rants, thoughts
Tags: america, Bill Clinton, brothers, clinton, country, democracy, election, family, george bush, Hillary Clinton, John Adams, monarchy, political system, president, presidential election, royal families, two party system
How many Families have been running the United States over the last 20 years?
I’ll give you a hint: It’s more than 1 and less than 3!
Folks, the real reason to be concerned with Hillary Clinton being president has nothing to do with what her policies may or may not be. For God’s sake, the first [...]
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