[Friday Musical Interludes] Advocacy chief among Obama recess appointments
As a general matter of principle, I don’t much like recess appointments. I’ll admit, I also don’t like the way partisan politics has caused any number of Presidents to have trouble filling critical posts in the government, either.
But I digress.
In this particular case, however, I have to applaud President Obama for his decision to make [...]
[Friday Musical Interlude] After the primaries, the post-game show
Okay, today, I’m going to focus on politics rather than on microbusinesses. Just for a few minutes.
So, what’s wrong with politics in America 2010?
Gee, how much time have you got?
No, seriously, there is a single, overarching problem (and I’m not going to call it a ‘challenge’, it’s not a challenge, it’s a problem) we Americans [...]
[Friday Musical Interlude] What you need is some freakin’ work
So, this morning, I found INAFJ.org.
If you’re wondering what INAFJ stands for, that’s pretty simple and straightforward: I Need A Freakin’ Job.
These folks — Millennials and everybody else who is suffering chronic, long-term unemployment — are understandably annoyed. I know I’ve been hearing since before these kids were born that “to get a good job, [...]



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