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• Email, Hate Mail and Comments from Readers Sun Nov 6
  John Ransom
  Judging by the number of comments on the story, liberals are very offended that I believe Obama is the "The Worst of All Possible Presidents." Somehow, I think, I'll learn to live with the guilt. Over time, I might even learn to laugh about it. Yep: Time's up. ... more
• 'Vendetta' mask becomes symbol of Occupy protests Fri Nov 4
  AP News
• Anonymous vs. Zetas Amid Mexico's Cartel Violence Fri Nov 4
  Stewart Scott
  In an Oct. 6 video Anonymous activists set Nov. 5 as the deadline for Los Zetas to release an Anonymous associate allegedly kidnapped in Veracruz. The associate reportedly was abducted during an Anonymous leaflet campaign called “Operation Paperstorm.” ... more
• US report blasts China, Russia for cybercrime Thu Nov 3
  AP News
• Rights group blasts Chinese mines in Zambia Thu Nov 3
  AP News
• US military veterans heed Occupy rallying cry Thu Nov 3
  AP News
• Beyond the Beltway: Courting Silence Thu Nov 3
  David Malcolm
  It is a revealing, and perhaps sad, commentary on the state of the GOP nomination process that so little - if any - discussion has been spent on the proper role of the federal government's most powerful branch, the scope of its powers, and the identity of its future members. ... more
• Bah Humbug: 'Tis The Season to be an Analyst Thu Nov 3
  Bill Tatro
  In no way do I want to contribute to unemployment, but perhaps the most useless profession is equities analyst. However, every bank, brokerage firm, mutual fund, and broker dealer seems to differ with my opinion because they employ dozens of these people. ... more
• Occupy protesters set to target busy Oakland port Wed Nov 2
  AP News
• Report: Hard to cut corporate taxes to 25 percent Wed Nov 2
  AP News
• Corporate Villains, In Time, and Occupy Wall Street Wed Nov 2
  John Hanlon
  Several months ago, film critic Nell Minow – aka The Movie Mom-- presented a segment on “Roger Ebert Presents” about the use of American corporations as the villain in many films. Minow noted that many films, which are often made and distributed by corporations, use corporations as their preferred “villain of choice”. ... more
• Reputed mobsters charged with taking over company Tue Nov 1
  AP News
• Occupy movement accepts modest help from the left Tue Nov 1
  AP News
• APNewsBreak: Lawsuit filed in Reno air race crash Tue Nov 1
  AP News
• Security firm: Hackers hit chemical companies Tue Nov 1
  AP News
• Massaging the News for the Masses Tue Nov 1
  Robert Knight
  Liberal press bias has been so stark and the lying by omission so blatant that it's time to take stock again. ... more
• New cyber attack targets chemical firms: Symantec Mon Oct 31
  Reuters News
• Property tax confusion pokes Facebook in Oregon Mon Oct 31
  AP News
• Stocks ease as yen drops following intervention Mon Oct 31
  AP News
• Analysis: Ruling conservatives in disarray in South Korea Mon Oct 31
  Reuters News
• Makers, Takers and Occupiers Wed Oct 26
  Matt Mackowiak
  Angry protesters are uncertain of what they want, except for more. ... more
• A Painful Mirror for America Mon Oct 24
  Terry Paulson
  The mirror into modern-day America created by the "occupiers" who have taken to the streets reveals painful images and insights for those committed to traditional American values. Even without a clear, core message, most Americans can identify with the anger at those who have contributed to our broken economy. But many tax-paying Americans are equally fed up with the stream of complaints from the self-obsessed protestors who want their debts forgiven and the "rich" to pay for their "free" education. ... more
• Do Corporations Dominate Statewide Ballots? Sun Oct 23
  Paul Jacob
  Some common complaints reveal more about the complainer than about the object of grievance. ... more
• ‘Occupy Wall Street’: Stamped with a Union Label Sat Oct 22
  Carl Horowitz
  As Occupy Wall Street demonstrations have gone national and now global, observers are taking note of the prominent role of labor unions in this anti-business crusade. The rote denunciations of “corporate greed” at these events could be lifted from almost any AFL-CIO convention speech. ... more
• The GOP Pro-Growth, Flat-Tax Competition Sat Oct 22
  Larry Kudlow
  Both Perry and Cain include 100 percent cash expensing for new-business investment. Both Cain and Perry would eliminate the double tax on capital gains and other investments, as well as the double tax on the foreign earnings of U.S. companies. ... more
• Analysis: Tax reform impossible? Reagan did it 25 years ago Fri Oct 21
  Reuters News

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