Money
Lately in several discussions revolving around government spending and taxation, I’ve noticed a basic problem with Americans when it comes to the issue of government budgets; America as a political-financial entity is utterly schizophrenic. We will, more often than not, vote for increasing spending and vote against raising taxes – and you simply can’t have [...]
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Arts and Entertainment
I’ve been meaning to showcase the awesome editorial cartoons of Terence Nowicki, Jr. on here for awhile – hunting through his archives today, I found one which truly needs no words:
Won’t you please check out his collection at This is Historic Times, so he doesn’t kill me for reblogging his cartoon?
Politics
Last week, I received the following message from my older brother, who is also quite politically inclined:
One thing I love about Eastern Europeans is that they already lived through all of the BS were are heading toward. The 2nd page is better, I think it was translated from Russian it’s so a little choppy.
http://english.pravda.ru/opinion/columnists/107459-0/
(I felt [...]
Science
Even if you haven’t been on board with everything he’s done since his inauguration, there’s one thing you really have to give President Obama credit for – he knows how to pick the right man for the job. Our current Energy Secretary is Professor Steven Chu, who won the Nobel Prize for Physics in [...]
International
The Caribbean’s largest island, Cuba, has been off limits to Americans since the Kennedy era. It remains the only place in the world which Americans are forbidden to visit by their own government.
President Obama’s recent removal of travel restrictions for Cuban Americans visiting family has given hope to those who assert our freedom to travel [...]