What would saving on health care mean to you?

April 14, 2009 By

I got an email from MoveOn.org that prompted me to submit an answer to this question. After I spewed forth my frustrated rant into the space provided I decided to share it with all of you. It would mean I could put money in savings, start to pay off credit cards, and maybe, just maybe, [...]

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Pit Bull Myths

February 22, 2009 By

I just found this post in my drafts from July of 2007…weird. I’m going to go ahead and post it with a current date (and a few updates). Pit Bull advocate links: Pit Bull Myths Bad Rap Pit Bull Advocate 101 Wikipedia Pit Bull history/info [original post] I’m a big fan of pit bulls. They’re [...]

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Why I can never call myself a Democrat.

August 5, 2007 By

One of the sentiments on the comments of this article was that congress should spend their time dealing with health care and poverty and bloated insurance rates/practices instead of big brother legislation of this type designed to take even more responsibility away from parents (proposed by an Arkansas Democrat….oh the shame), I couldn’t agree more. [...]

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deceleration of independence

July 8, 2007 By

A random question from a long-time client, colleague, and mentor of mine led me to the blog of Scott Berkun who is apparently someone right up my alley, professionally speaking. The thing that caught my eye was a blog entry on Independence Day, you know, July 4th…fireworks and sweaty guys manning grills sporting tank tops [...]

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racial politics – 1, free speech – 0

April 12, 2007 By

I do not agree with what Don Imus said, I think he’s an idiot for being an insulting jackass on the airwaves. I think the FCC should have stepped up and done something about it. I think the Rutgers ladies bb team had every right to be righteously indignant and furious. I think men like [...]

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