Americans will fall for Obama's Rhetoric again when he gives his Libya Speech - 2 views
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Scott Paulson on 27 Mar 11Commentary on how many Americans continue to fall for Obama's rhetoric after he's done wrong.
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An Example of Cronyism, Sleaze, and Corruption at the Export-Import Bank - Daniel J. Mi... - 0 views
Taking Earned Money is Different than Earning Money - Charles Payne - Townhall Finance ... - 0 views
Are People Really That Stupid? - Fritz Pfister - Townhall Finance Conservative Columnis... - 0 views
Notice: This President Not Actual Size - John Ransom - Townhall Finance Conservative Co... - 0 views
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BLACKOUTS COMMING TO A CITY NEAR YOU
Neoclassical economists and the minimum wage « occasional links & commentary - 0 views
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Nothing quite makes neoclassical economists go apoplectic than reading or hearing the argument that an increase in the minimum wage doesn't cause unemployment. Just ask David Card and Alan Krueger (here's one example, from Gary Becker).
Lannan Podcasts » Glenn Greenwald, Presentation, 8 March 2011 - Video - 0 views
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Glenn Greenwald is an attorney and the author of three books: How Would a Patriot Act?, A Tragic Legacy, and Great American Hypocrites. In 2009, he received an Izzy Award by the Park Center for Independent Media for his "pathbreaking journalistic courage and persistence in confronting conventional wisdom, official deception, and controversial issues." He also received an Online Journalism Award in 2010 for Best Commentary for his coverage of U.S. Army Private Bradley Manning. Greenwald is a columnist and blogger at Salon.com and has contributed to several newspapers and political news magazines. You may learn more about this event on the Lannan website. Right click here to download. Length: 1:01:51; Size: 751 MB
Carson Rejoinder to Gregory - 0 views
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Let me start by saying I'm a long-time admirer of Anthony Gregory's writing, and I'm as surprised as he is that this has turned into a significant disagreement. Frankly, given our considerable areas of agreement, I'm having a hard time figuring out why my commentary piece ("Corporations are People? So Was Hitler") set him off. Gregory's first objection, in "Contra Kevin Carson," is to my assertion that the profits of large corporations are disproportionately the result of state-enforced unequal exchange (monopolies, artificial property rights, entry barriers, etc.).
Truthdig - Reports - Socialism Without a Soul - 0 views
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Commentary on the notion that the Bush Administration and neocons were pro-free enterprise.
IT'S OFFICIAL: The Whole World Thinks Republicans Are Dangerous Maniacs Threatening Eve... - 0 views
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Yes, the rest of the world is watching this embarrassing debt ceiling nonsense, and it is growing dismayed. Der Spiegel has a roundup of commentary in German newspapers about the fight, and the universal message is this: The US is holding the entire world hostage, and it's the Republicans that are playing with fire. Hard to accuse the Germans (who are no fans of fiscal profligacy) of being motivated by politics, or of having some inherent reason to attack Republicans. This is just the reality of what they're doing.
Prepare for Demise of California; Liberals Will Get All the Government (and Tax Hikes) ... - 0 views
The big lie that Obama can't lead is crumbling - CSMonitor.com - 0 views
Oil Boom Could Fuel Economy if We Let It - Marita Noon - Townhall Finance Conservative ... - 0 views
Comparing Obamanomics with Reaganomics, Looking at Evidence from the States - Daniel J.... - 0 views