Posted on 21 March 2008. Tags: five-year anniversary, google trends, Iran, Iraq
Hey Iraq, What’s up? It’s me, America. I’m sorry I didn’t really plan anything for our five-year anniversary Wednesday. You know I was never good with dates, or making plans, or remembering anything, especially when it comes to your needs. I mean I could barely keep your family members straight, you know like your Shia/ […]
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Posted on 21 March 2008. Tags: five-year anniversary, google trends, Iran, Iraq
Hey Iraq, What’s up? It’s me, America. I’m sorry I didn’t really plan anything for our five-year anniversary Wednesday. You know I was never good with dates, or making plans, or remembering anything, especially when it comes to your needs. I mean I could barely keep your family members straight, you know like your Shia/ […]
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Posted on 21 March 2008. Tags: Bear Stearns, Class Warfare, Economics, Federal Reserve, Financial Crisis, Subprime Mortgages, Unemployment
This just out via the Associated Press: The number of newly laid off workers filing for unemployment benefits rose last week to the highest level in nearly two months, providing more evidence that the weak economy is having an adverse impact on the labor market. The Labor Department said Thursday that applications for jobless […]
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Posted on 21 March 2008. Tags: Bear Stearns, Class Warfare, Economics, Federal Reserve, Financial Crisis, Subprime Mortgages, Unemployment
This just out via the Associated Press: The number of newly laid off workers filing for unemployment benefits rose last week to the highest level in nearly two months, providing more evidence that the weak economy is having an adverse impact on the labor market. The Labor Department said Thursday that applications for jobless […]
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Posted on 20 March 2008. Tags: 2008 Elections, AFL-CIO, Change To Win, Labor
Reports out yesterday about what labor will spend on the 2008 general election campaign. This from The Wall Street Journal: With a $54 million budget, the AFL-CIO is likely to spend more than any organization outside the presidential campaigns and the political parties. The AFL-CIO spent $49 million on the 2004 election. Other labor […]
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Posted on 20 March 2008. Tags: 2008 Elections, AFL-CIO, Change To Win, Labor
Reports out yesterday about what labor will spend on the 2008 general election campaign. This from The Wall Street Journal: With a $54 million budget, the AFL-CIO is likely to spend more than any organization outside the presidential campaigns and the political parties. The AFL-CIO spent $49 million on the 2004 election. Other labor […]
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Posted on 18 March 2008. Tags: Construction, Labor, New York City, Workplace Safety
I actually have been out of town so I wasn’t in NYC when the crane fell on the East Side. But, yesterday, the death toll in the crane collapse reached seven people, six out of seven of them were construction workers. Back in January, it struck me that there was a real increase in […]
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Posted on 18 March 2008. Tags: Construction, Labor, New York City, Workplace Safety
I actually have been out of town so I wasn’t in NYC when the crane fell on the East Side. But, yesterday, the death toll in the crane collapse reached seven people, six out of seven of them were construction workers. Back in January, it struck me that there was a real increase in […]
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Posted on 17 March 2008. Tags: Bear, Class Warfare, Economics, Federal Reserve, Financial Crisis, Stearns, Subprime Mortgages
We will get a window on how bad it could get in about 20 minutes when the stock market opens. Stocks will drop like a rock if the overnight trends are any indication: European and Asian stocks fell Monday in response to renewed worries about the financial strength of the world’s banking system after […]
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Posted on 17 March 2008. Tags: Bear, Class Warfare, Economics, Federal Reserve, Financial Crisis, Stearns, Subprime Mortgages
We will get a window on how bad it could get in about 20 minutes when the stock market opens. Stocks will drop like a rock if the overnight trends are any indication: European and Asian stocks fell Monday in response to renewed worries about the financial strength of the world’s banking system after […]
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