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Monthly Archives: June 2008

Guest Post

Monday, June 2, 2008

An old friend, Bob Roth (who, along with his wife Judy accounted for half the guests at my wedding) sent me an article that he wrote called The Third Worldization of the United States Is In Process and Well Along . Bob lives in Eugene, Oregon. He’s been interested in globalization issues for a long […]

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Another fraud from Merrill and more hate from Hagee

Monday, June 2, 2008

File this one as miscellaneous fulminations. A couple of things caught my eye this morning as I used up some of my employer’s valuable time cruising the blogs. First, if you thought that the subprime meltdown taught the big banks anything, disabuse yourself. Atrios relates that Merrill Lynch is using an accounting trick to artificially […]

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Puzzled

Sunday, June 1, 2008

Apparently, in the wake of her low turnout victory in Puerto Rico and the decision on Michigan and Florida, Hillary Clinton’s folks have adopted yet another spin point about how we should count to determine who is ahead in the popular vote count. I have been puzzled about this line of attack for some time, […]

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