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Head & Shoulders above the rest of us, a new Era is upon us, as Mr. Clean Always turns the Tide of elections with Bold donations to Safeguard us. P&G buys politicians so don’t buy their products.

Posted on October 7, 2011 @ 5:57 pm by David Esrati

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As the Occupy Wall Street movement has called for the public financing of our elections and the end of corporate “personhood” we get a great story out of the Cincinnati Enquirer on how the consumer products behemoth first denies then admits, that they buy political influence with their billions: Procter & Gamble on Thursday disclosed Read More

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AA status for a third world country

Posted on August 9, 2011 @ 8:10 am by David Esrati

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Standard & Poor’s is extracting an ounce of payback on the United States after they were ridiculed and had their wrists slapped for rating Lehman Brothers an A, a month before bankruptcy. The problems- as with most of our problems in the United States- comes back to the fact that we’ve been forced to employ Read More

How to get small business moving, Mr. Immelt?

Posted on May 8, 2011 @ 10:16 am by David Esrati

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When did Dayton become the first stop on the bullshit express? We had John McCain go rogue and introduce Sarah Palin as his secret weapon at the Nutter Center- and now, we get a junta of overpaid CEOs from big business trying to figure out how to create jobs via small business: The President’s Council Read More

The Feds shut down the wrong casino

Posted on April 19, 2011 @ 8:17 am by David Esrati

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Let’s see- GE pays no corporate taxes. We have hedge fund managers collecting billions a year– while making the global economy fail. Angelo Mozilo gets to pay back a pittance of his pay in return for throwing millions of Americans into foreclosure- but no criminal prosecution. Ignore the 10% unemployment figures, ignore the US workers Read More

The collective bargaining clusterduck

Posted on February 19, 2011 @ 7:19 am by David Esrati

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There is a problem with what unions have come to represent in this country. No longer are they the voice of the workers- they’ve become a cash cow for Democratic lawmakers- the same way Wall Street has done for lawmakers willing to look the other way on regulation. The real issue isn’t workers’ rights to Read More

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