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Who Built That?
August 21, 2012
“If you’ve got a business — you didn’t build that. Somebody else made that happen.” The implications of this little dust-up over a few little words is the crux of this election’s economic debate and perhaps the key differentiator between the two candidates. Does it take a village to be successful or not? How do [...]
Occupy Wall Street vs. Tea Party
October 25, 2011
A recent article contrasted the Occupy Wall Street movement with the Tea Party movement. Both groups are angry, loud, and demanding change; both groups feel the financial bind of the recession and believe reform is needed to alleviate their situation. One of the key differences highlighted was that OWS blames corporations (and government for not [...]