Allan Dresner

Good Idea: Man Submits Drawing Of Spider Instead Of Payment For Overdue Account – Geekologie.

How to pay your bills in tough times

Here is your flip flop McCain right here… after 20 years of saying he was against regulation.. he will say just about anything now to get elected.  I wish Aliens were an election issue! 

Amid turmoil, McCain turns to regulation – The Boston Globe.

McCain was alone in leaving our troops in Iraq indefinitely a few months ago and then he flip flopped to sound more like Obama.  Now he is trying to flip flop on his economic policies to sound again more like Obama … pathetic.  McCain reminds me MSFT trying to copy Apple… 

Political Radar: Biden: McCain’s Economic Answers Are a ‘Bridge to Nowhere’.

Bloomberg.com:
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feel that socially they would like to throw their support behind Senator Obama, but have chosen to ignore the religious fundamentalist waging a holy war McCain because they feel his financial plan has a better chance to help our economy pick back up again.

I’m clearly leaving out those who feel Palin will be good for our country, because that kind of talk doesn’t deserve a response and there is no talking to people in that part of the graph.

Those McCain-onomics supporters are referring back to what was once called Reganomics, trickle down, or Supply Side Economics. Basically you lower the taxes on the wealthiest Americans and corporate America and then that money creates jobs and growth. Did someone forget to throw greed into the equation?

Here is a report that shows that supply side economics does NOT have such a great effect on our economy as McCain and his team of liars are saying.

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In one of the most dramatic days in Wall Street’s history, Merrill Lynch agreed to sell itself to Bank of America for roughly $50 billion to avert a deepening financial crisis, while another prominent securities firm, Lehman Brothers, hurtled toward liquidation after it failed to find a buyer, people briefed on the deals said.

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And some people are convinced that the Republicans can still run this country!

“Paul Volcker, Greenspan’s predecessor as Fed chairman, has endorsed Obama, a first-term U.S. senator from Illinois, in the presidential election, and is serving as an economic adviser to the candidate.”

Greenspan said the widening income disparity among Americans is a “very serious” issue, and requires both raising the pay of lower-income workers and reducing higher incomes. “The best way of doing that is to remove what is essentially protectionism for those skilled workers in the United States who are helped by keeping out their competition,” he said, referring to the issue of “skilled immigration.”

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