I subscribe to The Atlantic and have been a subscriber for a decade or so. It would travel with me to Asia or long trips along with books to keep me busy on 12 or more-hour flights. It is not unusual to quote “The Atlantic. “ My Own Experience and What I know . . […]
Pulling from my subscriptions today as both Joel and I were busy. Was sick for a day and a half also. Robert Reich encourages hie reader to post his commentaries where they can be read. This one commentary should be read. Do not get sucked into Trump’s trap by reacting violently. “Trump wants Americans to […]
Posting of a comment by J.P. McJefferson to the earlier post “American Idiot(s),” Angry Bear. J.P. hits the same note I have been discussing in earlier commentaries about voting here and here. To add to J.P.’s comment on Angry Bear; “73.6% (or 174 million people) of the citizen voting-age population was registered to vote.” And […]
Critiquing the conscience of the nation’s citizens. We should be asking why we arrived at this point. Wasn’t the first trump presidency enough to learn from and soundly reject a second presidency? The boldness and stupidity of his edicts were not what the nation needed. We are slowly slipping back into an environment of a […]
The takeaway in this short report about firearm violence is “Black and Hispanic children were more likely to witness or be shot. Black children were 100 times, and Hispanic children 25 times, more likely than White children to be shot in Chicago and other major US cities. They are at greater risk of being shot […]
by Sandwichman EconoSpeak Back in December, 2024, The Wall Street Journal carried a feature on an economics preprint research article that showed surprising findings. David Autor and Daron Acemoglu lauded the preprint. “It’s fantastic,” said Acemoglu. “I was floored,” said Autor. The two economists appeared in a photo flanking the author, Aidan Toner-Rodgers. Turns out Autor was right. The […]
Swiss review of Global, European and U.S. occurrences in the world today and its impact upon their country and its people and well as others. It is interesting if you have time to read such. I would read their news when I could as well as the German reports while in Europe. SWI swissinfo.ch 2024 […]
I am not so positive as Robert. I believe we have a long way to go and endure with this president. In the short term, we can work for a change in the House. Perhaps with a turnout of voters we can once again drive policy for people. Robert Reich makes some good points, read […]
This is one of those issues where one side supports an ideal even if there is harm to the other side. My choice would be to warn those who may confess to something they did. The other side of this? If unknown and happening, who is to blame if nothing s done? ~~~~~~~ Priests to […]
I was nosey and decided to read this article and see if I agree with it. I look to the throughput of people and machinery to gauge if the plan and people can satisfy the requirements. Plans are not ironclad and may need to be changed to meet what people can do in a setting. […]