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Main Forums => Politics => Topic started by: Ben on November 27, 2009, 11:43:53 AM
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I found the JP Morgan graph posted at the below site rather interesting. Especially in comparison to even just past Democratic Administrations. Also given the percentage of public sector employees in the general population.
http://blog.american.com/?p=7572
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[sincerity] Well, yeah, sure, but how many presidents were serious about saving America from the horrors of capitalism and transforming out country into a socialist workers' and peasants' paradise? You just have to put these things in perspective. [/sincerity]
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Who better understands the vision of America's rightful owners?
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At least the evil corporate special interests don't run the country anymore. ;/
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I found the JP Morgan graph posted at the below site rather interesting. Especially in comparison to even just past Democratic Administrations. Also given the percentage of public sector employees in the general population.
http://blog.american.com/?p=7572
Less than 10% have had a real job?
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Gods, we're screwed.
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I would say it is more that only 10% of them have experience at getting things done.
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I would say it is more that only 10% of them have experience at getting things done.
Might not actually be a bad thing, considering what they want to get done.
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Might not actually be a bad thing, considering what they want to get done.
I literally laughed out loud. I say this as I currently work in R&D of drug/diagnostic company and what I see going on make me wonder how much damage will be done to our children's healtcare system. Two articles come to mind:
Krauthammer on the bill:
http://article.nationalreview.com/?q=ODFkNjliY2FkMGNmNDU5NmNlZjE3YmE4MjQzOTI1NmQ=
Dean Kamen, one of today's most celebrated healthcare inventors, holding over 440 patents, comments on the bill:
http://www.popularmechanics.com/science/health_medicine/4327012.html
In the last 5 months I've seen major changes to the R&D side of the healthcare business and the changes and (being repetitive) from what I've seen they are basically an increase of red tape/lawyer fees and little to nothing else. I know my own pair of eyes are a small sample set but I'm starting to wonder if the # of patents that come out in the next decade will be less than the number of patents that come on in the last decade. A tall feat given the historical trends of technology and population growth.
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[sincerity] Well, yeah, sure, but how many presidents were serious about saving America from the horrors of capitalism and transforming out country into a socialist workers' and peasants' paradise? You just have to put these things in perspective. [/sincerity]
You mean besides FDR?
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This shouldn't surprise anyone.
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Why bother these philosopher-kings with such pettiness as "real world experience?" How many professors of economics or MBAs could run a fast-food franchise profitably? These are exotic creatures that can exist only by breathing rarified air.