The Limits of Power: The End of American Exceptionalism by Andrew J. Bacevich: An Analytical Report
An analytical report on the book, The Limits of Power: The End of American Exceptionalism by Andrew J. Bacevich. This report examines the notion that American Exceptionalism is a thing of the past. Through problems of international affairs and economics, American exceptionalism is no longer part of American tradition.
Health Care & The Pit Falls of Democracy
The health care debate is over flowing, but why? The decision is simple enough that any kid sitting in Economics 101 could say with certainty that indeed, public health care is necessary. So what is holding us back?
Democrats vs. Republicans: The Economy
Do Democrats tax and spend? Do Republicans give tax breaks to the wealthy? The common man’s guide to explaining the difference.
Why Are People Angry?
I was asked this question in a blog, and this is my Post, modified and corrected.
United States to the Left, Europe to the Right?
While the United States continues to move to the left, European countries are moving the center right.
Open Letter 3 to Michael Steele, Chairman of the Republican National Committee
The U.S. is suffering the effects of a degraded political system. The system is complex, but it only takes one principled and courageous political party to stand up and work to change a very few things. The task will not be easy, nor will the change happen overnight, but it can and must be done if we are not to see our precious form of government perish from the earth.
The New York Times and Their Praised Hitlerian Economics
Support for Hitler’s kind of economics is fully denounced. The New York Times’ explicit endorsement is absolutely abhorred.
