Posts Tagged ‘ The Economy ’

I’ve had several people ask me why I slacked off last week. First thing is, I’m flattered that people like reading what I write. That’s awesome. Thank you. Second, since I’ve started this job, I’m working 40+ hours a week and I simply haven’t been finding a good writing rhythm and this past Wednesday I...
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I’m sure that President Obama is relieved that Glenn Beck took the headlines this weekend and even though Politico cares that Mr. Obama didn’t watch the Rally, most people don’t. I was pondering this question over the weekend and I think I have some solutions: What can President Obama do to repair his image...
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I had to pick my mom up from the airport yesterday at noon, so naturally, it ruined my whole day for writing. It’s ok because nothing really happened. I also don’t want to do much today because I just don’t feel inspired to do so and I need to write some cover letters so...
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Ed Gillespie on Meet the Press – Well, my point was not wanting to go back to the math because the fact is, under the Bush tax cuts, we did have 52 months of – in uninterrupted job creation, longest in the history of the country, and revenues were at an all-time high in...
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If it ain’t broke, don’t fix it. Republicans right now are banking on it. For one thing, Republicans, especially Republican candidates for Governor, look tough to beat in November. I’ve read several reports this week about the GOP’s new “Contract with America.” For those that don’t remember the “Contract with America” was the GOP’s...
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The biggest weight on anyone’s mind is the economy. One of the amazing things about starting to write for myself is that I find out that I share many of the same instincts as some of the people who make real money for writing the stuff they do. For consideration: Tuesday I wrote that I...
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If today is any indication of what is to come, the future doesn’t look good. On the heals of the news from the G-20 about budget cuts and this extremely grim outlook from one of the world’s most insightful economists, Paul Krugman, the market took a header dropping 268 points. In the United States,...
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