Tag Archives: economics

The Rich Will Always Be With You

Posted on September 24, 2011 by Fred Bubbers

Newsflash: Bill O’Reilly is a ridiculous man.  In response to President Obama’s jobs bill, which would close tax loopholes and raise tax rates for the richest in our society, O’Reilly threatened to take his ball and go home: My corporations … Continue reading →

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What He Said

Posted on August 11, 2011 by Fred Bubbers

Here’s yet another video about the current state of affairs.  This time it’s the late George Carlin.  He’s considerably more profane and angry than gentle Robert Reich, but just as concise and just as eloquent.  This rant from several years … Continue reading →

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The Truth About the Economy

Posted on July 30, 2011 by Fred Bubbers

Robert Reich explains it all in 2 minutes.  He’s pretty handy with a sharpie too. © 2011, Fred Bubbers. All rights reserved.

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Mario Cuomo Addresses an American President

Posted on July 7, 2011 by Fred Bubbers

My blog post of January 18, 2009 may have identified the high point of the Obama administration: his inauguration.  I’m fifty-one years old, so I should be immune to disillusionment, but the social safety net, one of the twentieth century’s … Continue reading →

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Listen Carefully, Tan Man

Posted on June 3, 2011 by Fred Bubbers

A disappointing jobs report this week is revealing just how weak this economic recovery is and how long it’s going to take before the unemployment rate starts descending.  As reported by Lila Shapiro at Salon: Only 54,000 jobs were added … Continue reading →

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