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Going a Stealthy Green

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Updated thoughts about this whole Coffee thing

First, I’m kind of liking this whole “Coffee Party”/”Occupy Wall Street” thing. I wrote a little about the nascent Coffee Party more than a year and a half ago, and thought it might be cute but not really practical. I’m … Continue reading

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Thoughts on the Debt Rating Process

Maybe I understand what’s happening with our debt rating and maybe I don’t. It kind of sounds to me as though Standard & Poor’s, which I believe has benefited from our assistance in the not too distant past, has decided … Continue reading

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Thoughts on Balanced Budgets and National Debt

Let me say up front that I am not trying to turn over a new leaf by posting more often. It’s just that I’ve been pondering (that was for you, Maggie) the noise coming out of Washington about the Debt … Continue reading

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Here’s my take on the “compromise” tax bill

Here is why, in an up-or-down vote, I want Heath Shuler, Kay Hagan and Richard Burr to vote against what the President is trying to pass off as a bi-partisan “compromise” tax bill: it isn’t a compromise; it’s a capitulation.  … Continue reading

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