Credit Crisis: What Should We Do?
The credit crisis that began in 2007 and triggered the current turmoil is unique in its ferocity, especially because so many large companies are experiencing unprecedented credit and liquidity problems.
The credit crisis that began in 2007 and triggered the current turmoil is unique in its ferocity, especially because so many large companies are experiencing unprecedented credit and liquidity problems.
If you thought the Republican primary field was a bit of a joke, wait until you get a closer look at the front runners for the vice presidential slot.
Last week a mix of water and sanitation experts gathered for World Water Week in Stockholm, Sweden to mull over the world's biggest public health crisis. The problem is that not enough people paid attention.
What angers John McCain and bemuses many traditional observers is how unflappable Barack Obama remains in public, no matter how condescending the attacks.
An important component of the Women Can agenda is the understanding that partnering with the business community is essential.
Interestingly, Sarah Palin appears to be the perfect person to carry out a dead-old-man-walking strategy.
No group in America would have more trouble adjusting to an Obama presidency than the Bush Liberals. Yes, there really is such a thing as a Bush Liberal. Let me explain.
The meltdown on Wall Street last week wasn't the only one. We got a glimpse of McCain under fire, and it wasn't pretty. America needs a president who provides a steady hand under pressure.
McCain knows that it takes more than adrenaline - or testosterone for that matter - to respond to threats of war. He obviously chose Palin primarily because she is a woman. It is cynical.
What has the public reaction to the Bush administration's decision to pass the buck on global warming for a year (a year we may not be able to spare) been? Vast silence.
Sorry, John, simply talking to women, acknowledging their presence and inviting them to listen in on a conference call does not make one a friend of women or a champion of women's issues.
The latest McCain video looks to specifically heighten tension between Hillary supporters and the Obama campaign at the DNC.
In numerous conversations and emails in the past, Susie Tompkins Buell has expressed extreme distaste for the Obama phenomenon. Here's what she told me from Denver.
It's also a sad commentary on John McCain that his campaign has become all about Sarah Palin and not the candidate himself.
Questioning Sarah Palin about her resume, or asking for government regulation in the economy are not examples of Elitism or Populism, and there's no need to redefine these perfectly good words.
2) What does Sarah Palin have in common with Caitlin Upton, Miss South Carolina in the 2007 Miss Teen USA pageant?
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Good article, however, as you know, English is fraught with multiple meanings. Sometimes, "Merit" is a dirty word, in terms of reality- based actual work. Is there an office somewhere, where the value of the work is actually rewarded comensurate with a person's worth? The Peter Principle, and beyond , seems to quantify merit more consisely. School teachers being paid on merit is an awfully scary proposal. I know many teachers in public schools, who work tirelessly with populations of ESL students, and yet, these dedicated teachers could lose their jobs to "No Child Left Behind" scores that are based on test taking skills and not pragmatic knowledge. No merit here. Perhaps merit should factor into CEO salaries, or Congressional pay raises, but that won't happen. However, merit really should factor into accountability of bail out money. I'm still waiting for that one. At this moment in our history, the DEmerit seems to be functioning just perfectly. Could DE merit be related to our past 8 years of DEmocracy?
Right on Roxana! I believe we're all exhausted from the show. I'm looking forward to the change of just getting Bush off the throne.
with my faith in humanit and Democracy rightfully restored, I feel I can now move on with my life. My kitchen has missed me :)
Spot On !!!! Thanks for an insightful summary.....