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Tag Archives: Eisenhower
Political Dissatisfaction
The U.S. faces numerous fundamental challenges and appears unable to reach any agreement as to how they should be resolved. The widening ideological rift prevents compromise on any but the most basic of issues. Continue reading
Posted in Abortion, Abortion, Abortion, Bill of Rights, citizen, commonwealth, Compassion, Compassion, Conservative, Conservatives, Conservatives, Consideration, Constitution, Constitution, Death Penalty, Democrat, Democratic Party, Democrats, Democrats, discussion, Discussion, Donald Trump, Dwight Eisenhower, Eisenhower, empathy, Empathy, Fascist, Fidesz, Freedom, Gun, gun violence, Guns, Healthcare, Hobbes, Hungary, Ideology, Ideology, incivility, landowners, Law Enforcement, liberal, national politics, neofascism, opinion, Opinions, pacifist, Pandemic, perspective, Politicians, Politics, Reagan, Recession, Recession, Republican, Republican, Republican Party, republicans, Ronald Reagan, Social Welfare, Socialism, Taxes, Taxes, Thomas Hobbes, Trump, Ukraine, Universal Healthcare, Violence, Violence, voting, Welfare, World Trade Court
Tagged abortion, Bill of Rights, citizen, commonwealth, compassion, Conservative, conservatives, Constitution, death penalty, Democrat, Democratic Party, Democrats, discussion, Donald Trump, Dwight Eisenhower, education, Eisenhower, empathy, Fidesz, Freedom, guns, healthcare, Hobbes, Hungary, ideology, landowners, Law Enforcement, liberal, liberals, national politics, neofascism, opinion, pacifist, Pandemic, Politicians, politics, Reagan, recession, republican, Republican Party, republicans, Ronald Reagan, Social Welfare, socialism, taxes, Thomas Hobbes, Trump, Ukraine, Universal Healthcare, violence, voting, welfare, welfare programs, World Trade Court
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Insurrection Revisited
Many of us watched the events at the U.S. Capital on 6 January 2021 transpire in shock and disbelief that anything such as that could possibly ever happen here in the U.S. – possibly elsewhere but certainly not here in the U.S. The attempted coup was in many ways constitutes a greater threat to American democracy that the attack on 911. For the first time we must accept the possibility of overthrow of our Constitution. Continue reading
Posted in Abraham Lincoln, Alt-Right, alternate facts, Alternative Right, Biden, Big Lie, Congress, Congress, conservatism, Conservative, Conservatives, Conservatives, Constitution, Constitution, cult, Demagogue, Demagogue, demagogue, Democrat, Democratic Party, Democrats, Democrats, Donald Trump, Dwight Eisenhower, Eisenhower, Elections, Extremism, Extremism, Extremist, Federal Election Commission, insurrection, Joe Biden, Law, libertarian, libertarians, Lies, Lincoln, militia, Militia, militias, mob, Mueller, neofascism, neofascist, Oath Keepers, Political Parties, Politics, Proud Boys, QAnon, Republican, Republican, Republican Party, republicans, Robert Mueller, Rule of Law, Special Prosecutor, Tea Party, Tea Party, Trump, U.S. Capital, Voters, Washington, White Evangelical Christians, White Supremacists, White Supremacy
Tagged Abraham Lincoln, Alt-Right, alternate facts, Biden, Big Lie, congress, conservatism, Conservative, conservatives, Constitution, cult, Demagogue, Democrat, Democratic Party, Democrats, Dwight Eisenhower, Eisenhower, election, extremists, Federal Election Commission, insurrection, Joe Biden, Law, libertarian, libertarians, lies, Lincoln, militia, militias, mob, neofascist, Oath Keepers, presidential election, Proud Boys, QAnon, republican, Republican Party, republicans, Special Prosecutor, tea party, Trump, Trump Plaza, voter, voters, White Evangelical, White Supremacists
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Essential Tax Reform
Probably the single biggest problem regarding taxes is that extremely few politicians seem to have any understanding of them. Members of Congress should adhere to what they supposedly learned in basic ECON-101 rather than their party’s political ideology. Continue reading
Posted in Alaska, Alaska, Biden, Brownback, Bush, California, California, Discretionary spending, Donald Trump, Dunleavy, Dwight Eisenhower, ECON-101, economic growth, Education, Eisenhower, Federal Insurance Contributions Act, Federal Spending, FICA, financial measures, George W. Bush, George W. Bush, Jerry Brown, Joe Biden, Kansas, Medicare, Medicare, Michael Dunleavy, Prop 13, Proposition 13, Republican, Republican, Republican Party, republicans, Social Security, Social Security, Starving The Beast, state’s rights, supply-side economics, Tax Reform, Taxes, Trump, voodoo economics, World Bank, World Bank, World Bank
Tagged Alaska, Biden, Brownback, Bush, California, Discretionary spending, Dunleavy, ECON-101, economic growth, education, Eisenhower, Federal Insurance Contributions Act, Federal Spending, FICA, financial measures, Jerry Brown, Kansas, medicare, Prop 13, republican, Republican Party, social security, Starving The Beast, state’s rights, supply-side economics, Tax Reform, taxes, Trump, voodoo economics, World Bank
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The Free Market
There are a number of primary macroeconomics theories, all of which have their proponents. Those most prominent today are Classical and Keynesian, Continue reading
Posted in 1929 depression, 2009 recession, Aaron Director, Adam Smith, Austerians, Biden, Bill Clinton, Classical Economics, Clinton, COVID-19, COVID-19, David Ricardo, Deficit, Department of Justice, Depression, Depression, DOJ, Dwight Eisenhower, Economics, Economy, Eisenhower, Federal Reserve, Federal Reserve, Federal Reserve, Federal Reserve Board, Federal Trade Commission, Feee Markets, Finance, FTC, Glass-Steagall, Great Depression, James Buchanan, Joe Biden, John Maynard Keynes, John Stuart Mill, Keynes, Keynesian Economics, Macroeconomics, Markets, Milton Friedman, Monetarism, Ronald Reagan, Securities Exchange Commission, Socialism, William Jefferson "Bill" Clinton
Tagged 1929 depression, 2009 recession, Aaron Director, Adam Smith, Austerians, Biden, Bill Clinton, CFPB, Classical Economics, Clinton, Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, COVID-19, David Ricardo, Deficit Spending, Department of Justice, DOJ, Dwight Eisenhower, economics, Eisenhower, Federal Reserve, Federal Reserve Board, Federal Trade Commission, free markets, Glass-Steagall, James Buchanan, Joe Biden, John Maynard Keynes, John Stuart Mill, Keynes, Keynesian Economics, Macroeconomics, markets, Milton Friedman, Monetarism, National Labor Relations Board, NLRB, Ronald Reagan, Securities Exchange Commission, socialism
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Conservative Ideology
Those on the conservative right invoked a nostalgia for the 1950s and an America that never was but they presume to have existed so as to rationalize their sense of loss and abandonment, their fear of change, their bitter resentments, and lingering contempt for the social movements of the 1960s; a time of new aspirations for women, gays, and people of color. Continue reading
Posted in Alt-Right, conservatism, COVID-19, COVID-19, Democracy, Democratic Socialism, Democrats, Democrats, Dwight Eisenhower, Eisenhower, Evangelical Christians, Harry Truman, Ideology, Ideology, libertarians, neofascism, QAnon, republicans, Socialism, Tea Party, Tea Party, Truman, Trump, White Supremacists
Tagged Alt-Right, conservatism, COVID-19, democracy, Democratic Socialism, Democrats, Eisenhower, Evangelical Christians, ideology, libertarians, neofascism, QAnon, republic, republicans, socialism, tea party, Truman, Trump, White Supremacists
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The Last Real Republicans
It seems to me…. “Too often, it seems, conservatives have scorned experts as incompetent, biased, or otherwise worth ignoring because they came up with answers that didn’t fit their politically desired answer. Often, they proclaim experts have a liberal bias. … Continue reading
Posted in Asylum, Budget, Budget, Campaign, Conservatives, Debt, Debt, Deficit, Deficit, Deficit, Department of Education, Dwight Eisenhower, Eisenhower, Elections, Equal Pay, Fannie Mae, Federal Housing Administration, FHA, Freddie Mac, Government-Sponsored Entities, GSEs, Guatemala, Iran, Minimum Wage, National, New Deal, Paycheck Fairness Act, Platform, Presidential, Refugee, Republican, Ronald Reagan, Social Security, Taxes, Taxes, Taxes, Unemployment, Unions, Washington, Whig Party
Tagged Asylum, Budget, budget deficit, budget surplus, conservatives, Department of Education, Eisenhower, election campaigns, elections, Equal Pay, Fannie Mae, Federal Housing Administration, FHA, Freddie Mac, Government-Sponsored Entities, GSEs, Guatemala, Iran, Minimum Wage, national debt, New Deal, Paycheck Fairness Act, platform, president, refugee, republican, Ronald Reagan, social security, taxes, unemployment, Unions, Whig Party
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