I was listening to the musing tales of Bobby Jindal the other day, when I realized we spend much of our time listening to people who really don’t want to tell us anything.
Think about it. For roughly the last year the United States was pushing its way through an
Regardless of the fall in value over the last month, over the last year the US dollar seems like it is in reasonable shape. See below:
But wait… lets expand the time frame
Once President-elect Barack Obama officially starts his term he plans roll out one of the largest infrastructure plans. Obama estimates to create about 2.5 million jobs making it the largest plan since the 1950′s. The somewhere near $500 billion proposal will try to revive the economy by
Let me first state that I am not agreeing or disagreeing with any of Barack Obama’s principles or policies, rather this article is focused on examining the significance of last night’s events.
Before heading into November 4, I pretty much
November 4, 2008 will be a monumental day. It basically marks the end of an era, and supposedly a beginning of redemption. Is seems like the overall consensus is that new president will bring change and for the better, yet the monumental day will come and go
Excuse me for a second while I get on my soap box.
I don’t know about everybody else, but I am just about sick of listening to all these so-called “celebrities” or people of special importance telling me how important it is to vote.
If
I don’t normally like to talk about politics, but “Joe the Plumber” is from Toledo, Ohio, I was born there, and so I feel I have some sort of obligation to share my 2 cents.
If you have no idea what I am talking about, then