Monthly Archives: March 2012
Stories I Almost Missed: Fukushima, San Onofre, SuperPACs
Some news stories that I stumbled across. I am not shocked that the mainstream media is missing these, but color me mildly disappointed. Fukushima Fukushima power plant is worse than anyone thought; and everyone thought it was really, really, really … Continue reading
Three Things We Don’t Know About Obama’s Campaign Database
by Lois Beckett ProPublica.org, March 27, 2012 President Obama’s re-election campaign is reportedly building a massive database of information about potential supporters. The database seems to bring together information about supporters gathered from all branches of the campaign– everything from … Continue reading
Organic Economics
I have been waiting for a qualified economist to speak up. Maybe an analyst, or a tent-weary Occupier. I’ve been waiting for someone to offer a compelling idea for What’s Next. But it appears the experts, media, occupiers, unemployed & underemployed … Continue reading
Would you like one America with your coffee, or two?
Pregnant with Ignorance
Why is it that pregnant women are the only ones with a deep education about pregnancy? The rest of the populace remains blissfully unaware of trimesters, preeclampsia, hyperemesis gravidarum, episiotomies and meconium. Pundits in particular, having bypassed the apple from … Continue reading
Vagzilla Attacks! GOP Fights Back!
Republicans need a boogeyman. And what better Boogeyman than Vagzilla?(credit to Lizz Winstead for the term). Hey, if you’re going to set up a straw man, might as well double down and alienate 50% of the electorate! Good commentary here, … Continue reading
