This is my article from the George Street Observer at the College of Charleston. It was published on January 16th, 2009.
Hartsfield-Jackson International Airport to San Jose is a long flight to say the least. Things were odd enough being in an unfamiliar country, but were even worse upon leaving towards ground transportation. Read More »
OK, with all the people wanting bailouts (realestate, auto industry, medical industry, etc), I think I should get one, too. On Tuesday afternoon, I became one of the thousands of people in Kentucky to lose power. We had ice, rain, snow, ice, snow (in that order) over the past few days. NO FUN. Sadly, our heat is electric, so we have no heat. Read More »
Without revealing the author of the following, I received this email this morning:
Saving the Big 3 for You and Me Read More »
Two months ago, Ron Paul appeared alongside Ralph Nader on CNN to discuss their plans for a third party/independent presidential debate. The debate is irrelevant at this point, but I want to convey the united message that the two shared as a continuation of the message from my last post.
They agreed that immediate action must be taken on the following issues:
A.) Foreign Policy Read More »
You wake up, grab a cup of coffee, listen to the news, and say "bye" to your parent(s); as you catch the bus and worry about your clothes. School is filled with excessive amounts of pressure, and you can't wait for that last bell to ring. I can relate to it. We are teenagers. We live and breathe for drama, sports, and of course myspace. Wait, lets rewind this. Drama. Read More »
So now we have to pay $9 billion? I think not. It’s ridiculous, totally ridiculous. Why do we, the hardworking American citizens who can’t get by AS IT IS have to go out and give another $3K per person to the government to bail a bunch of rich executives out for making dumb mistakes? Read More »
Everyone has heard about the $700 BILLION bailout plan made by congress. And everyone also knows that the American people did not actually want this plan because of how much debt the nation was already in. We're talking on the heavy side of nine TRILLION dollars! Read More »
Tonight I had the pleasure of having dinner with Norman Ornstein, an esteemed fellow at the American Enterprise Institute (a conservative think-tank in Washington). Read More »
