Monthly Archives: May 2009

Are We In A Permanent Recession?

Posted on May 31, 2009 by

Are We In A Permanent Recession? Matthew Yglesias writes: … if the recession ends, then it seems likely that we’ll slip right back into a new recession. I wish that weren’t the case, and that everyone would just react to … Continue reading →

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President Tightens Screws on Special Interests

Posted on May 30, 2009 by

President Tightens Screws on Special Interests Music to our ears. The President will keep surprising people for eight years if all goes well. And maybe beyond that if his successor is hip. The result wll be government by as well … Continue reading →

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Some Salient Phrases

Posted on May 30, 2009 by

In this era of ambient copyright and undefined roles, when people invent themselves by even rejecting their own names for some descriptive (or self-deprecating) moniker, it behooves me to lay claim to some original thinking. The following are phrases I … Continue reading →

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Cybersecurity — Securing Our Digital Future

Posted on May 29, 2009 by

Cybersecurity — Securing Our Digital Future Strong words. We are moving into the world we already live in. Only we only barely perceive it. The seismic economic shifts perceive it. Things will have less allure. Convenience and mobility more. Even … Continue reading →

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Obama Organizes Health Care Reform in Air Force One Conference Call

Posted on May 29, 2009 by

Obama Organizes Health Care Reform in Air Force One Conference Call Yep. Our indefatigable President is calmly reaping the benefits of the organizing that has always been a hallmark of the movement that is, as we speak, revving up once … Continue reading →

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