Posted in Barack Obama, Hillary Clinton, Tax cut economics, tagged 2008 Presidential Election, African-American, Barack, Barack Obama, Bill Clinton, black america, blacks, Bush, Clinton, Clintons, current events, democrat, democrats, Dubya, economy, election, election 2008, George Bush, Hillary Clinton, Hispanics, issues, life, obama, Politics, presidential election, race, racism, Tax cut economics, What's on a brother's mind..... on April 22, 2008 | 1 Comment »
America. You’ve had almost 8 years of Dubya looking you right in the eye and lying to you. You had every reason to get rid of him before his re-election, yet some of you blindly believed in the President. “He wouldn’t mislead us”, you probably told yourself.
I bet those of you who fit in this [...]
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Posted in Tax cut economics, tagged 2008 North Carolina Governor Race, Beverly Perdue, Bill Graham, Bob Orr, Fred Smith, life, Life in Raleigh, NC Governor race, North Carolina, North Carolina governor race, North Carolina Politics, Patrick Ballentine, Politics, Richard Moore, Robert Pittenger, Robin Hayes, What's on a brother's mind..... on April 16, 2008 | 1 Comment »
I was watching what I believe was the Republican candidates for Governor of NC debate last night. What I find appalling is for the candidates to continue to state that less government leads to increased economic stimulus from business, which leads to more jobs and thus improved living standards in the/your community.
Well, the past [...]
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Posted in Barack Obama, Tax cut economics, tagged affirmative action, Bear, black men, Bush, CEO Pay, Contract with America, economy, Gingrich, illegal, Iraq, Kristol, recession, Republican, Rove, Stearns, supremist, True Colors, welfare, What's on a brother's mind..... on March 17, 2008 | 2 Comments »
Seeing what happened to Bear Stearns, and how the Federal Reserve stepped in to give them cash, I believe Republicans in charge of cabinets such as The Department of Treasury are scrambling to prevent what is eventually going to come to fruition. Their views/policies/skills on how to run/manage things are poor. Their time as the [...]
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