We received the following letter from our U.S. Senator Sherrod Brown. I feel a whole lot better knowing some of his thought process on the $700 Billion “bailout”. I am sure that he shared the same thoughts with all of his constituents who wrote him concerning this issue so I am sharing it here.
Thank you [...]
Warren Buffett knows if you are going to take on great risk, be sure to negotiate a hard bargain and at least have the option to make millions. I just received my latest edition of The Economist where I learned this.
I haven’t seen anything on line about the $700 Billion Bailout of the banking industry. [...]
Shannon Okey has asked for help in getting the word out about this latest attack on individual Intellectual Property. Her article here says it better than I ever could. Be sure to use the sidebar to gain knowledge of why artists, bloggers, small business people, and anyone else who believes in freedom of expression should [...]
I do. Look we never asked to be the focal point of the 2008 General Election. Who knew that the phrase “lipstick on a pig” would become the most important topic on the political scene with just six weeks left until the American Public vote for their next leader?
There hasn’t been this much to talk [...]
Lately, there has been a lot of talk of what occupation better prepares one to be President of the United States or what set of experiences makes one the more likely choice for president or even the importance of how much experience one has at a certain occupation. It got me to wondering about past [...]
I wrote what appears below as a comment over on RealNEO in response to a great post about the value of community organizing by Kevin Cronin. When I previewed the comment before posting, I decided that I wanted to crosspost it here at my site because I believe that we need to make sure that at [...]
Lately, in news stories and on blogs I have read a lot of criticism about my generation–the boomers. Some of it deserved. some of it written by journalists and bloggers who are obviously not boomers. Even when we were younger, our parents’ generation called us the “me” generation so a lot of what is written [...]
Something is greatly disturbing me on this Election Day. Reading comments on blogs, reading news stories from the wire services, and receiving three phone calls last night from Republican friends asking for advice on which judges to vote for on the Democratic ballot has made me shake my head in wonder. How have we come to [...]
Tomorrow we vote for two very important issues that identify us as a community. The voters of Cuyahoga County consistently support quality of life issues that affect our communities. These are hard times financially for a lot of folks in our communities in Cuyahoga County, but I believe that again our voters will rise to [...]
Ironically, the one county official that should NOT have a primary does. I cannot imagine that Cuyahoga County voters will turn their backs on the man who has had their backs through these tough times. But just in case you need to be reminded who he is, what he stands for and how he works [...]
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