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Jun 22, 2017
(Of course, the problem isn't Pelosi, but let 'em keep thinking that LOL!)
Jun 20, 2017
This was going to be the one. This would be the referendum on Trump. Not like the other special elections, of course. This is the one that the Democrats funneled all of their money...See More
Jun 21, 2017
The article " With state budget in crisis, many Oklahoma schools hold classes four days a week" says "Of 513 school districts in Oklahoma, 96 have lopped Fridays or Mondays off their schedules — nearly triple the numbe...See More
Long Time Lurker
And now, they have less to do the job : )
EasTexSteve
Oklahoma has the same problem Texas had at one time. That is, more individual school districts than it needs. The average district area in Texas is 260 sq miles, while in Oklahoma it's 136 sq miles. The state of Oklahoma is finding out this can be expensive. Many of these districts need to consolidate so they can cut their expenses.
Jun 20, 2017
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T.E.C. - Iowa
OMG, someone presents a problem, and your answer is do nothing because no one gets "to set the rules", because people have "free will."
You don't get it! Your legislature, both state and federal, meet every year to constrain your free will every more. There are reasons for this. It may be a population increase. It may be new technology. Or...See More
You don't get it! Your legislature, both state and federal, meet every year to constrain your free will every more. There are reasons for this. It may be a population increase. It may be new technology. Or...See More
T.E.C. - Iowa
Well, that is not going to work! I asked Frijole how to stop bubbles in an economy and we get, "I'd tell people not to live beyond their means."
First, if that happen the American economy would collapse. The wages have been stagnant since the 1980s. The only way the economy has been able to continue is by people borrowing the money. The cu...See More
First, if that happen the American economy would collapse. The wages have been stagnant since the 1980s. The only way the economy has been able to continue is by people borrowing the money. The cu...See More
Wealth inequality is a problem, because the rich save and the poor spend. When the rich have too much, savings increase and the demand (aggregate demand) for goods and services drop causing unemployment to increase. Yet, we are cutting funding to education while we hear people say that young people should get a good education if they want a job.
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Long Time Lurker
frijole, money parked is not circulated. It is stagnant and does not feed the economy, just takes from it, while the left-overs, shared by the 80% are left to stir the economy. It is not a matter of jealousy. I envy people's vacations, experiences, and some times, things they have that are unique in their usefulness. In the case of wealth hoarders,...See More
T.E.C. - Iowa
I often point out that a question is not an argument. It is just a question! Referring to the mountain of idle cash belonging to the rich, "Frijole wrote, "Why is that a problem?"
This is just not that hard. I will turn to the Nobel Prize winning economist Joseph Stiglitz and his article "The 1 Percent's Problem."
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This is just not that hard. I will turn to the Nobel Prize winning economist Joseph Stiglitz and his article "The 1 Percent's Problem."
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Jun 18, 2017
These investigations take a very long time.
The timeline of the Watergate investigation shows that the first report in the Washington Post of Nixon campaign involvement was in October 1972.
The Senat...See More
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Jun 18, 2017
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Trump, Lies, and Bankruptcy
February 16, 2016 1:00 PM
Donald Trump is a habitual liar, and the thing about habitual liars is that they lie habitually.
In a testy exchange with former Florida governor Jeb Bush, Trump insisted that he'd never gone bankrupt, and that cl...See More
Chalky
Old news indeed.
Yet, millions voted for him and continue to defend him today.
Trump: "I have nothing to do with Russia, no deals, no loans, no nothing"
His sons have exposed him as a liar. Eric Trump: "Well we don't rely on American banks. We have all the funding we need out of Russia:.
Don Jr.: "Russians make u...See More
Yet, millions voted for him and continue to defend him today.
Trump: "I have nothing to do with Russia, no deals, no loans, no nothing"
His sons have exposed him as a liar. Eric Trump: "Well we don't rely on American banks. We have all the funding we need out of Russia:.
Don Jr.: "Russians make u...See More
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