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Category Archives: “free market” economics
CAPITALISM NOW CREATES MISERY INSTEAD OF WEALTH!
March 17, 2013 By Jack Jodell. “The needs of the many far outweigh the wants of the few.” – Star Trek’s Mr. Spock - Those words, so profound and eloquent even today, were first uttered by a fictional TV character … Continue reading
Posted in "free market" economics, capitalism, commentary, conservative Republicans, corporate greed, Democratic Party, economics, Politics, reactionary Republicans, regulation, Tea Party, Tea Party-infested reactionary Republicans, the 1%, THE MAJORITY 99%, wealth disparity
Tagged ever-rising consumer prices, exploitation, Great Society, New Deal, outsourcing, Ronald Reagan, second and third jobs, slave-wage foreign labor markets, the ME Generation, the WE Generation
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SOBERING THANKSGIVING THOUGHTS FOR ALL!
November 22, 2012 By Jack Jodell HAPPY THANKSGIVING, EVERYONE! This year, as you are enjoying the companionship of family and friends, and are sitting down to an exquisite meal of delicious turkey, mashed potatoes, gravy, squash, green beans, carrots, jello, cranberries, pumpkin … Continue reading
12 Good Reasons To NOT Vote REPUBLICAN This Year!
November 2, 2012 By Jack Jodell This is addressed primarily to those who claim to be independent, unsure, or even apolitical in their attitude toward our government. First, I am asking all of you to do your civic duty and VOTE in … Continue reading
Posted in "free market" economics, Bush tax cuts for the rich, commentary, Democratic Party, economics, extremists, labor unions, lobbyists, Mitt Romney, Politics, Progressives, reactionary Republicans, taxes, Tea Party, the 1%, THE MAJORITY 99%, Uncategorized
Tagged abortion, Dan Senor, DICK Cheney, Donald Rumsfeld, Green Party, Hurricane Sandy, Medicaid, Medicare, minimum wage, neocons, obstructionist, Paul RUIN, Paul Ryan, Social Security, torture, undemocratic, war hawks
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A TIME FOR PATIENCE, REASON, AND COMMON SENSE!
October 10, 2012 By Jack Jodell ———————————————————————— PLEASE CLICK ON MY NEWEST BLOGROLL ADDITION AT BOTTOM RIGHT, POOR MAGAZINE, ORG, TO SEE ITS FABULOUSLY INFORMATIVE AND VITAL INFORMATION! THIS WILL PROVE OF GREAT INTEREST TO ALL PROGRESSIVES! ———————————————————————— Americans have … Continue reading
Posted in "free market" economics, commentary, conservative Republicans, Democratic Party, economics, extremists, Mitt Romney, Mitt Romney's LIES, Politics, Progressives, reactionary Republicans, taxes, Tea Party, the 1%
Tagged FDR, Medicaid, Meducare, Paul RUIN, Paul Ryan, Social Security, the New Deal
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THE REPUBLICANS ARE RIGHT!
May 23, 2013 By Jack Jodell. The Republicans are right to assert that government is the problem and not the solution. No, friends – I have not lost my mind – kindly just hear me out. Before long, I’m sure … Continue reading →