Monthly Archives: February 2012

I had a dream the other night concerning the US Presidential Election.  It is August, 2012 and we’re at the Republican National Convention in Tampa Florida.  After battling it out for months in caucuses, primary elections and seemingly endless debates, … Continue reading →

For a few years the internet has circulated a story about a professor who equalizes grades in his class so that everyone receives a C.   The A students complain and the F students are happy.  A couple of weeks … Continue reading →

The Davis-Bacon act was passed by the US Congress in 1931 and signed into law by President Herbert Hoover.  You see, it was during the Great Depression when jobs were scarce.  In Robert L. Bacon’s congressional district which included Long … Continue reading →

Over the past few years I’ve heard three words uttered with increasing frequency.  In a country permeated by Obama’s class warfare, the take back Wall Street movement, and high rates of unemployment, I’m hearing the words “just”, fair”, and “equitable” … Continue reading →