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It’s Halloween. Around here that means a bunch of kids wearing their new costumes, which you’d never notice unless they took their coats off It’s
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Welcome dear reader, to the most intense nightly read on the ‘sphere… BitsBlog’s Nightly Ramble.
- Yeah, yeah, yeah… I know, Colin Powell. All the rage over the weekend. I don’t think there’s much argument against the idea that there’s a
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I am fustrated. The media has set the bar so low that even Barack Obama can clear it. Take the debate’s first quesation, on the state of the economy, via CNN:
I think everybody knows now we are in
Flash the stock market is adjusting, not crashing. As Michellle points out, today Dow drop did not crack the market’s all time top ten list in percentage of market share lose.
Today’s stock market drop is a record point drop,
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I’m a little concerned. I’ve spent a good deal of time going over the President’s speech, and my concern is that he seems quite willing to place the blame for this mess on the private sector. I’ve said several times,
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Bruce McQuain, this morning:
To the blockheads who run Congress:
Dean Baker, a liberal economist with the Center for Economic and Policy Research, said he has told congressional Democrats that Bush is the one who is in the
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The mortgage bail-out bill pending in the Senate, the so-called, Dodd-Shelby mortgage-lender bailout bill was written by the its chief beneficiary, Bank of America. BOA paid the bill’s co-sponsor to push their bill. Stephen Spruiell, National Review has both the
