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Monthly Archives: April 2012
Two Multi-National Corporations and a Voter
BPR Quote of the Day “Democracy must be something more than two wolves and a sheep voting on what to have for dinner.” James Bovard (Bovard is a libertarian writer and lecturer.)
Posted in Democratic Party, elections, government, Quotations, Republican Party
Tagged democracy, James Bovard, two wolves and a sheep
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From Womb to Tomb Without Any Help
BPR Quote of the Day “America: A country in which it has gotten too expensive to go to college, which is the only way to qualify for a decent job, which you need to get health care, which you need … Continue reading
Posted in economy, Education, employment, health care, inequality, labor, poverty, Quotations
Tagged Cam Cardow, the American Dream
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BPR Quote of the Day “Never think that war, no matter how necessary, nor how justified, is not a crime.” Ernest Hemingway
How Mitt and His Partners Get Rich–And How We Pay For It
In less than three minutes, Robert Reich explains how capital equity partnerships, like Bain Capital, game the system–and how the rest of us end up holding the bag.
Posted in Economics, finance, inequality, Mitt Romney, taxes, Wall Street
Tagged Bain Capital, private equity, private equity partnerships, Robert Reich
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How Lehman Brothers Cheated While U.S. Regulators Looked the Other Way
60 Minutes: The Case Against Lehman Brothers Steve Kroft, on CBS’s 60 Minutes last Sunday, examines (1) how the Lehman Brothers fudged numbers, evaded detection and slipped into bankruptcy, helping trigger a worldwide financial collapse, (2) how their accounting firm Ernst … Continue reading
Posted in economy, finance, government, Justice, law, media, Wall Street
Tagged 60 Minutes, Anton Valukas, CBS, Ernst and Young, Lehman Brothers, Matthew Lee, Richard Fuld, SEC, Steve Kroft
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Not the Same America Any More
BPR Quote of the Day “The United States, as the world knows, will never start a war.” President John F. Kennedy Commencement Address at American University in Washington, June 10, 1963
Drop Your Drawers and Bend Over For America
BPR Quote of the Day “Those who would give up essential liberty to purchase a little temporary safety deserve neither liberty nor safety.” Benjamin Franklin
Posted in civil liberties, government, law, Supreme Court, Terrorism
Tagged Benjamin Franklin, cavity searches, civil liberties, Derf, liberty, safety, The City
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Spray Wars
Posted in civil liberties, humor, Occupy, Occupy Wall Street, protest, protests
Tagged police brutality, Star Wars, Yoda
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Thomas Jefferson: Let the Rich Pay the Taxes
BPR Quotes of the Day Thomas Jefferson’s views on who should be paying taxes would clearly disqualify him as a member of today’s Republican Party….. “The collection of taxes… has been as yet only by duties on consumption. As these … Continue reading