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The rich and their corporations cannot see tax subsidies as "socialism" or "corporate welfare"....... How would you like to pay only a quarter of the real estate taxes you owe on your home? And buy everything for the next 10 years without spending...
Between Dahlia Lithwick's recent fifth grade report on women judges and Ginsburg's notion that looking to foreign law when interpreting the meaning of laws made and passed by U.S. legislators is jurisprudentially sound, I sit here embarrassed and ...
Who is Obama talking about? Failure of the union leadership that bled dry the very industries that provided their bread and butter? Failure of the NLRB to seek a proper balance between the needs of workers and the needs of management? How about fa...
Obama's former nominee for Secretary of Commerce delivers a well supported and attack-free opinion on the White House's proposed budget.
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We're No Shining Lights of the Bar
Between Dahlia Lithwick's recent fifth grade report on women judges and Ginsburg's notion that looking to foreign law when interpreting the meaning of laws made and passed by U.S. legislators is jurisprudentially sound, I sit here embarrassed and appalled by the apparent lack of good representation [excuse the pun] for my fellow women lawyers.
Ms. Lithwick's thesis and support have several very fatal flaws. The reason why Obama shoul… Continue
Ms. Lithwick's thesis and support have several very fatal flaws. The reason why Obama shoul… Continue
Posted on April 14, 2009 at 2:30pm —
Failure Of Which Leadership?
Who is Obama talking about? Failure of the union leadership that bled dry the very industries that provided their bread and butter? Failure of the NLRB to seek a proper balance between the needs of workers and the needs of management? How about failure of the state governments with the highest corporate tax rates that were so prohibitive that expansion into new types technology and product development was u… Continue
Posted on March 30, 2009 at 1:51pm — 1 Comment
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