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Real Choice in the Disinformation Age

Posted on 2012/11/08 by Wagathon

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The Great American Election of 2012 is evocative of history’s clarion call about what could have been and futures lost… The results of Frankenvote is telling America its 200 years is well behind and the future is predictable―e.g., California and the EU headed … Continue reading →

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Economic Growth and the Irish Potato Famine

Posted on 2012/10/24 by Wagathon

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America’s feel good voters and The Myth of Government Jobs and Free Money are putting politicians in power that will drive everyone to the poorhouse. What the Left and the Democrat voter base doesn’t know about economics is pushing us over a cliff. For … Continue reading →

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The MYTH of ECONOMIC GROWTH in the Age of BIG Government

Posted on 2012/04/27 by Wagathon

Forcing employers to do business within the ever-narrowing confines of acceptable conduct that is established at the whim of politicians and demanding that employers police the business’s compliance with an ever-growing set of rules and performance criteria–as interpreted by government … Continue reading →