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It's All About Efficiency!

By Berry Ives
October 10th, 2008

U.S. Government policy needs to focus on efficiency for the most rapid recovery from our current crisis. I'm talking about the stuff that should be happening no matter what you think of the bailout.

Here are my top contenders:

Reduce the U.S. military by 50% within the next president's first term
Many Hundreds of billions saved per year more »

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The bottomless well of evil

By Rick Perlstein
October 10th, 2008

I just incinerated a comment. I hardly ever do that (when I do it's usually someone pointing out a typo; I fix the error then erase the evidence of my crime...). But, before I deleted it, I copied it, because you need to see it:

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Your Power-Worshiping, Maliciously Negligent Media At Work

By David Sirota
October 10th, 2008

Last week, as the bailout bill was being debated, the blog Naked Capitalism got its hands on the tape of a secret Treasury Department conference call whereby government officials reassured Wall Street speculators that all the supposed Democratic "improvements" to Henry Paulson's original bill were speci more »

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Forcing Paulson to Be a Businessman, Not a Crony Capitalist

By David Sirota
October 10th, 2008

The last week has seen a tectonic shift in American politics and government. Those of us who opposed the $700 billion bailout have been proved correct, as the entire political, academic and financial Establishment has said what we were saying all along: the scheme to buy mortgage-backed assets is a giveaway to Wall Street, not a solution to a credit crisis. more »

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Pro-Life Politics at Work

By Rick Perlstein
October 10th, 2008

H/t to the mighty Jonathan Schwarz: guess what's the subject of the Weekly Standard article this line comes from: more »

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...in which the blogger has fun with John Fund.

By Rick Perlstein
October 10th, 2008

A week ago I made my second studio appearance on "Extension 720," Chicago radio legend Milt Rosenberg's evening panel discussion, which airs on WGN and is syndicated nationally. more »

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Colorado to Review How It Purges Voters’ Names

From nytimes.com
October 9th, 2008
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nytimes.com — "...The announcement came in response to an article in The New York Times describing how election officials in Colorado and eight other states were screening voter registration applications or removing people from the voter rolls in ways that seemed to violate federal law..."

You are being Robbed

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Who Owns The Federal Reserve?

By Ellen Brown
From globalresearch.ca
October 9th, 2008
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globalresearch.ca — The financial engineers of the US Kleptocracy appointed Ben Bernanke, an expert on the depression, to replace Alan Greenspan.

How fortunate, almost as if they knew what was coming even while they were pumping toxic debt into the Globalized banking system they created.

You are being robbed.

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How Is the Financial Crisis Affecting Cities?

By Harry Moroz
October 9th, 2008

The financial crisis has dug in its heels and Treasury’s plan to buy up troubled assets hasn’t been able to dislodge them. more »

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Ratpucking

By Rick Perlstein
October 9th, 2008

Sarah Palin will drop the ceremonial first puck at the Philadelphia Fliers' season opener, and we liberals have been laughing at what a terrible idea this is: Philadelphia sports fans are notoriously crude and boorish. more »

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