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• Automakers struggle to survive past mistakes

  Sat Nov 8, 2008
  • What we are seeing right now is capital shifting in the economy.   The demand for cars in general went down when gas prices went up.

• McCain-Palin becoming Palin-McCain?

  Sat Sep 6, 2008
  • It's not voting against the economy if you know the other side is going to do just as bad. I just can't understand how politicians can preach things that are fundamentally contrary to sound economic practice.

• Trade deficit surges, jobless claims remain high

  Thu Sep 4, 2008
  • I wouldn't hire someone who couldn't complete a job application without having to sleep. (referring to the picture)

• Gustav revives question: Is New Orleans worth it?

  Tue Sep 2, 2008
  • Great. Now we can make New Orleans the City of Ornate Spending. Lets show the world that we can literally throw money into the ocean and not even flinch. Everything must have a price--there has to be a point where we say no.

• Gustav revives question: Is New Orleans worth it?

  Tue Sep 2, 2008
  • You said the spending was proportional. Proportional means that each area receives about the same portion that they put out. If that was the case, federal spending would be pointless.

• Gustav revives question: Is New Orleans worth it?

  Tue Sep 2, 2008
  • If it was proportional, it could be taken care of on a local level.

• Some New York officials worry about voting access

  Tue Sep 2, 2008
  • I think we need to take a reasonable approach to this. While it is important to give everyone a chance to vote, we have survived the past 200 years using various accommodations. If we are to rush out a new technology in order to 'help' disabled that are already being helped, we need to think a bit.

• Gustav revives question: Is New Orleans worth it?

  Tue Sep 2, 2008
  • If San Francisco were destroyed, I would be against rebuilding it (however, since it's more affluent, people might rebuild without the governments help, no way to know). Florida, also. There are simply areas that people choose to live in that pose greater risk than others.

• Anarchy on the Internet: Spreading misinformation and misleading information

  Tue Sep 2, 2008
  • Unbiased journalism died the second people found out the power journalists have. Once someone added bias to a piece to sway the reader instead of informing, everyone had to get a piece of it. Misinformation is just a continuation of that trend.

• Gustav revives question: Is New Orleans worth it?

  Tue Sep 2, 2008
  • A) More cost B) More cost C) More cost I don't want an unproportionate amount of my money going to one spot. That is what is going to happen in places like New Orleans: disasters will come and wreak havic.