R World (Ron Davison muses aloud)
30 November 2012
Rumer - Thankful
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It's Friday. The weather is getting cooler. You might just want a song that makes snuggling up inside seem all the more delightful. I...
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28 November 2012
Are Family Values Obsolete?
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There’s been a change in households that will obsolete the politics of family values. Adjusting to this new reality may prove conservative...
Special Holiday Heart Warming Service
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27 November 2012
Population Density and "Reasonable Rules" (or why rural areas vote Republican)
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Rural areas tend to vote Republican and urban areas tend to vote Democrat. I've often thought that this is for a simple reason. If you l...
26 November 2012
No Nude Taxes - The Naked Truth About Deficit Reduction
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Two quick points about current negotiations to avoid falling off the fiscal cliff. One has to do with simple math and the other with simple...
23 November 2012
The Ideal Thanksgiving - a Modern Conversation with Historical Figures
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Yesterday we had a delightful Thanksgiving meal with a group of people who were politically aware but not politically boorish, both eager to...
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18 November 2012
Robert Stein on How Groucho Marx Would Handle Modern Sex Scandals
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Robert Stein, who shares his extensive wisdom and knowledge at Connecting the Dots , shares this story as he shakes his head at the outrage...
15 November 2012
The Miracle of Advertising: Or Why are Republicans Still Considered Fiscal Conservatives?
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The Republicans have preserved their brand to include a reputation for fiscal conservatism. This is impressive. Reagan took office promis...
11 November 2012
Amos Oz: Cruelty as a Failure of Imagination
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Amos Oz was on Andrew Marr's Start the Week program last week. He told the most perfect story about cruelty as a failure of imaginatio...
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10 November 2012
Reagan's Lingering Shadow Over the GOP
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Reagan has become to our time what FDR was to 1980, his example a substitute for confronting current reality. By 1980, Americans had stopped...
07 November 2012
The Race Gets Tighter
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About a century ago, the gap between the two parties was closer to 20% in any given presidential election. Today it is closer to 2%. Many ...
The Republicans Only Hope is if Republicans are to Blame
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If you are to blame, you have control over change and improvement. If someone else is to blame, you don't. The Republicans' first ...
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02 November 2012
Comparing Presidential Jobs Numbers Before Election Day
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The bureau of labor statistics announced that 171,000 jobs were created in October. In addition, they revised numbers for the last two month...
28 October 2012
The Flat Tax for Equality & Justice
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One learns the strangest things about friends' politics on Facebook. The other day, I had a friend post that we should have a flat tax f...
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25 October 2012
What's Proven is Obsolete - or Why the Obama and Romney Policies Will Create More Debt Than Jobs
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If you wait for Apple stock to climb to $600 from $6 before you buy it, if you wait for it to prove itself, you'll lose out. I'm b...
Protecting Religious Extremism
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Today I heard Jimmy Carter talking about the importance of religious moderates in Egypt. I don't think they are. It seems to me that ...
Obama's Mis-Prediction - Or the Inevitability of Sequestration
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Obama casually commented in the last debate that automatic spending cuts and tax hikes won't kick in next year. He thinks that DC will a...
24 October 2012
Romney's Support in France
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Cultural differences ...
19 October 2012
Cody and Ron Have a Conversation About an Entrepreneurial Economy
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Listen to the interview here . Cody McKibben is a metaprenuer, a term that deserves explanation. Cody's generation - the group ...
13 October 2012
How Revolution Is Different From Debates
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