Monthly Archives: March 2010

Bulldog of the Month

Posted on March 27, 2010 by Edwin Lee

In the heyday of Pro-Log Corporation, about 5 years after its founding, I picked up a lapel pin at a trade show which displayed a picture of a bulldog and a caption “We need more bulldogs and less bullshit.” My … Continue reading →

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Republican Death Spiral enters militant phase

Posted on March 25, 2010 by Edwin Lee

Last April I posted “Republican Death Spiral tragically pursues extremist precedents and a need to fail.” Since then, the Death Spiral has proceeded on its destructive course and has entered its militant phase in which its sole objective will be … Continue reading →

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Tim Geithner demonstrates that he is part of the deregulation mess

Posted on March 23, 2010 by Edwin Lee

Until today, I’ve hesitated to include Tim Geithner as part of the financial problem, incapable of leading us to a solution (although I’ve long believed that Larry Summers is the Donald Rumsfeld of Finance). After Geithner’s talk yesterday at the … Continue reading →

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How we abuse entitlements and mismanage intrinsic conflicts to cripple our nation. Part 1

Posted on March 19, 2010 by Edwin Lee

“We have met the enemy and he is us.”  (Walt Kelly in Pogo) This multi-part essay suggests how we’ve gotten ourselves into the political, economic and religious mess we’re in today and indicates how we might go about making major, … Continue reading →

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