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Hillary or Bernie?
Who should the Democrats pick to run in 2016, Bernie Sanders or Hillary Clinton? Its quite a long time from now until the nomination is completed, but I don’t think there is anyone who doesn’t think that Hillary Clinton is … Continue reading
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After the debate
I did not see the debate live, but I saws snippets after the fact. Yes Obama was listless but Romney was hardly convincing. Given the rules of debates Romney won. Did anyone think he was convincing at all? I saw … Continue reading
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Stupid things that politicians say
I have contributed to the Obama-Bided campaign so my mailbox is never empty. I just received an email under Joe Biden’s signature saying: “It’s not hyperbole to suggest that this is the starkest choice for president that this country has … Continue reading
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Overconfidence in the Obama campaign
The Democrats have started acting as if this election is already won. Romney may be a gaffe machine. He may be someone who simply does not know how to relate to others. That does not mean the election is in … Continue reading
Posted in Economic policy, Presidential campaign
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Working in the US and the Republicans
The Republicans in their latest campaign have talked about the need to encourage ‘job creators’. Given that their candidate worked for a company whose method of cutting costs was to reduce payrolls it is hard to know what they mean … Continue reading
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