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Showing posts with label Economics. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Economics. Show all posts
Thursday, August 15, 2013
Obama Approval Rating Nosedives to 35 Percent
Because rodeo! At Gallup, " Obama's Economic Approval Slips to 35% ": PRINCETON, NJ -- Despite President Barack Obama's re...
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Obama's Department of Education Throws Lifeline to San Francisco City College
Well, you gotta love this. Remember, SFCC is wholly owned by the hip urban diversity interests, and they weren't going to stand for an o...
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Tuesday, August 6, 2013
The Old 'MacNeil/Lehrer NewsHour' to be Replaced with New Politically-Correct 'Ifill/Woodruff NewsHour'
From Brian Stelter, at the New York Times, " Gwen Ifill and Judy Woodruff to Co-Anchor ‘NewsHour’ " via ( Memeorandum ): The PBS “...
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Friday, August 2, 2013
Millennial Moochers: A Record 21.6 Million Young Adults Lived at Parents' Home in 2012
The detritus of the Obama economy. Here's the report at Pew Research, " A Rising Share of Young Adults Live in Their Parents’ Home:...
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Sunday, July 28, 2013
Obama Frays the U.S. Social Fabric
The New York Times messed up its headline. It's Obama who's fraying the social fabric. The most divisive president in American histo...
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Labels:
Barack Obama,
Democrats,
Economics,
Fiscal Policy,
Mass Media,
Moral Bankruptcy,
news
'This Week with George Stephanopoulos' — George Will on Fire!
NewsBusters has it, " George Will Schools Katrina Vanden Heuvel and Steve Rattner on Detroit's Collapse ." The whole clip is g...
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Labels:
Black Politics,
Crime,
Democrats,
Economics,
Fiscal Policy,
Moral Bankruptcy,
news,
Progressives,
Thug Politics
Saturday, July 27, 2013
Escena in Palm Springs is First Tract House Development Since the 'Mad Men' Era
Interesting. At the Los Angeles Times, " Escena Palm Springs: SoCal's first modern tract houses in decades ": Escena is believ...
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Labels:
Business,
California,
Economics,
Housing,
news
Friday, July 26, 2013
Janet Yellen and the Left's Federal Reserve Gender Debate
Seems to me the relevant question should be "Is this woman the most qualified economist for the job?" But it's never about tha...
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Thursday, July 25, 2013
The Rich Have Done Fine Under Obamanomics, Not So the Middle Class
As I was saying yesterday, this president is the freakin' worst. At WSJ, " The Inequality President ": President Obama made hi...
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Wednesday, July 24, 2013
Obama's Speech on Revitalizing the Middle Class
Major snooze session. I tuned in, but it was painful, and the reviews aren't kind. From Chris Cillizza, for example, " Meet Preside...
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Labels:
Corruption,
Economics,
Fiscal Policy,
news,
Obama administration,
scandal,
Thug Politics
Tuesday, July 23, 2013
Accreditation Warnings at Many California Community Colleges
I didn't know so many colleges were risking sanctions. At LAT, " More community colleges facing accreditation problem s": A wa...
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Monday, July 22, 2013
Oh My! Lame Leftist Sally Kohn Blames Detroit Collapse on 'Racially Biased Policies'
My goodness, for some reason I missed the All-Star panel today. Bummer too, 'cause it was a riot. At Twitchy, " Sally Kohn: Detroit...
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Labels:
Democrats,
Economics,
Fiscal Policy,
fox news,
Mass Media,
Progressives,
Urban Policy
Saturday, July 20, 2013
Nick Gillespie on Detroit's Tragedy
A nice little clip: And Obama's former car czar Steven Rattner wants a bailout, naturally. At NYT, " We Have to Step In and Save De...
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Labels:
Democrats,
Economics,
Fiscal Policy,
news,
Social Policy,
Thug Politics,
Urban Policy
Thursday, July 18, 2013
Detroit Files Largest Municipal Bankruptcy in U.S. History
At WSJ, " Record Bankruptcy for Detroit: Motor City 'Is Broke,' Governor Says, as It Seeks to Restructure $18 Billion in Debt ...
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Labels:
Democrats,
Economics,
Fiscal Policy,
Obama administration,
Thug Politics
Greece Pink Slips 25,000 Public Workers
California should be next, but it won't be. At LAT, " Greece handing pink slips to more than 25,000 public employees ": ATHENS...
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Labels:
Comparative Politics,
Economics,
Europe,
International Politics,
news


