Recent Posts Tagged With 'economics'

• Poppies

  Posted on Monday May 25th, 2009 at 06:23 in politics, war, economics, poppies, memorial day, mike haubrich

  Mrs. Peterson took the posters we had made to the various businesses in Hallock to display on their windows and after school my friends and I went around town to find out which store displayed our "artwork." Mine was put up at Gullander's Hardware o...

• Analiese’s Reading 5/20

  Posted on Wednesday May 20th, 2009 at 18:48 in climate change, blogosphere, economics, gender, pawlenty, analiese miller

  Today we begin and end with stories about how the governor of Minnesota intends to end democracy as we know it in this state; notables get JFK award; FBI did, after all, infiltrate Iowa anti-war group, as suspected; Supreme Court to pregnant women: i...

• Analiese’s Reading 4/9

  Posted on Thursday April 9th, 2009 at 08:34 in politics, Health Insurance, obama, Economy, blogosphere, economics, torture, voter fraud, bush 43, efca, analiese miller

  National politics edition: U.S. economy looks more like an emerging market than an established one after undue political influence from finance, Obama administration is attempting an end run around Congress on bailout rules and reporting, documenting...

• Revenge of Daughter of the Replace Michele Bachmann Blog Carnival

  Posted on Saturday March 28th, 2009 at 16:23 in politics, blogosphere, economics, carnivals, coleman, franken, michele bachmann, stephanie zvan

  As I explained to someone the other day, I thought that after the election, we'd be able to retire the Replace Michele Bachmann Blog Carnival. Even though she squeaked through her reelection with a slim plurality, I was among the people who still con...

• Analiese’s Reading 3/26

  Posted on Thursday March 26th, 2009 at 05:40 in blogosphere, economics, health care, tax policy, aig, efca, analiese miller

  Economics edition: Why talking about the top marginal tax rate is too simplistic, how current labor organization law is failing workers, how our views of government translate to our views of health care, ignoring the economic "distractions," why the ...

• Analiese’s Reading 3/9

  Posted on Monday March 9th, 2009 at 20:55 in blogosphere, economics, conservatism, Academia, general motors, coleman, franken, analiese miller

  Franken/Coleman recount updates, what happened to the General Motors pension funds, 10 reasons why conservatives' fiscal ideas are dangerous, and the last stronghold of free-market economics: academia?...