Monthly Archives: April 2015
A few thoughts on Baltimore
According to the media, Baltimore, Maryland is burning. According to a handful of people who are actually there, the ratio of peaceful demonstrations to violence and mayhem is actually skewed in favor of peace. No matter the specifics, it is … Continue reading
Posted in Civil Rights, Law Enforcement, Media, Quick post
Tagged anger, Antonio Zambrano-Montes, Baltimore, Baltimore riots, civil rights, Eric Garner, Ferguson, Freddie Gray, Michael Brown, Police, police abuse, police brutality, police overreach, race relations, racism, Social Justice, violence
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Want to get rid of the IRS? Okay, this is what you need to also get rid of…
Ted Cruz was the first major party candidate to announce a run for the 2016 Presidential election. One of his primary talking points is a hatred of taxes and a proposal to eliminate the IRS. The GOP has already done … Continue reading
Posted in Budgets, Economics, Governance, Infrastructure, Politics, Science
Tagged consumption tax, democracy, drugs, economics, FCC, FDA, FDIC, Federal government, flat tax, government, head tax, infrastructure, internet, IRS, Medicare, medicine, NASA, National Weather Service, NOAA, progressive income tax, regulations, Republican, republicans, Social Security, taxes, technology, Ted Cruz, unions
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A Skewed Perspective 