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The 2012 GOP?Primary And The Seeds Of 1966

January 29, 2012 The Republican primary contest has come down to a choice between Mitt Romney and the anti-Romney. It is another in a series of battles between the non-conservative and conservative wings of the G. more »»

What Is A Gas Price Spike?

January 28, 2012 Dennis Kucinich and five other Congressmen are again pushing for a windfall profits tax with teeth. Or maybe it’s just a convenient way to extort campaign contributions from the oil-and-gas industr. more »»

New Yorkers Shouldn’t Be Forced To Join Unions

January 22, 2012 The editorial comment in The Post-Journal on Friday, Jan.13, caught my eye. It begins “Americans ought to have the right to join labor unions and support them. more »»

Readying Romney For The Class-Warfare Machine

January 22, 2012 If Mitt Romney gets the GOP nomination, prepare for a season of class warfare in America unlike any before. more »»

Early Childhood Learning: States Lead The Way

January 8, 2012 Democrats and Republicans don’t agree on much these days. But there is one thing on which they do see eye to eye: the value of early childhood education. more »»

Time To Fix Our Nuclear Waste Disposal System

January 8, 2012 2011 was a scary year for nuclear reactor sites. more »»

New Year’s Resolution

January 1, 2012 Most days when I read letters in the Readers’ Forum that I don’t agree with, I’m able to sigh, remind myself that my theology affirms that we need not think alike to love alike, and move on. more »»

State Senate Delivers In 2011

January 1, 2012 When Republicans regained the majority of the state Senate we said that things would be better in Albany. more »»

Barry Bonds And The Babe

January 1, 2012 Barry Bonds’ sentencing for obstruction of justice is an anticlimactic addendum to a sterling, though marred, baseball career. more »»

Become A Partner With St. Susan Center

December 25, 2011 To whom it may concern, You are cordially invited to life. You are required to be at the intersection of Survival Lane and Thriving Road, immediately. more »»

The Five Best Christmas Movies: And The Gift Of Grace And Renewal

December 25, 2011 Let’s have a happy debate: What are the five best Christmas movies of all time? Obviously, tastes differ and change over time. more »»

The Rich Are Getting Richer, So Are The Poor

December 25, 2011 “No matter your thoughts about the Occupy Wall Street movement, the protesters were right in at least one respect: The rich are getting richer, and the poor are getting poorer. more »»

Americans Don’t Need Perfecting

December 24, 2011 As you read this, you may still be making frantic preparations for tomorro. more »»

New Report Sheds Light On Wall Street Inequity

December 18, 2011 As a local community banker, a recent report on the financial assistance provided by federal regulators to the nation’s largest and riskiest financial institutions at the height of the recent... more »»

Rekindle Fond Memories By Taking Part In Christmas Traditions

December 18, 2011 Let us make this “a season to be jolly!” Despite our troubled times, let us rekindle the fond memories of Christmas past for our parents and grandparents. more »»

Paternal Advice About War, Peace & Law

December 18, 2011 Justice Robert H. Jackson spent Sunday, December 7, 1941, at Hickory Hill, his home in McLean, Virginia. more »»

State Must Create Fair System For All

December 11, 2011 New York needs to enact a bold, innovative economic plan and tax code reform to create jobs at this difficult tim. more »»

Knowledge Of CPR Can Save Lives

November 27, 2011 Two weeks ago marked a very important date for my family. My daughter, Emily Rose, would have been 1. more »»

Two Septembers: When Wall Street Erupted

November 20, 2011 As the indignation of the Wall Street Occupiers spreads across the nation, it is time to step back and consider the broader historical perspective. more »»

Steve Jobs Was A Great Man — Not A Nice Guy

November 20, 2011 Apparently the greatest industrialist in American history was not always the nicest guy. He yelled at people. He insisted they do it his way. He fired them if they did no. more »»

 
 

 

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