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Barry Kibrick: ‘Love Your Mistakes’
“Mistakes are your best assets. They hone your skills and develop your creativity. Don’t be afraid to make them, the more the merrier.” From Barry Kibrick Eric Metaxas the right-wing author and radio talk show host, once said when he was talking about one of his books and I’m paraphrasing: “We’re all a bunch a screw […]
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I'm not sure a lot of NFL history fans are aware of this, but the Colts Mike Curtis, who is one of the best linebackers ever, started off as a fullback. I think it's safe to say that Don Shula was smart to switch Curtis to LB.The Bears were 9-5 in 1965, with rookies Dick Butkus and Gayle Sayers and had a very good team. The Colts were 10-3 and this close to getting to the NFL Championship, before losing out to the Green Bay Packers. So this was an excellent matchup.Historically at least, the Redskins-Cowboys rivalry, has been the best rivalry in the #NFCEast, at least. Especially in the 1970s and 80s when you look at all the regular season, playoff games, championships, all the great games they had against each other, how the fans and players feel about each other. For two decades there wasn't a better rivalry in the #NFL, then what the #Redskins and #Cowboys had with each other.Historically at least, the Redskins-Cowboys rivalry, has been the best rivalry in the #NFCEast, at least. Especially in the 1970s and 80s when you look at all the regular season, playoff games, championships, all the great games they had against each other, how the fans and players feel about each other. For two decades there wasn't a better rivalry in the #NFL, then what the #Redskins and #Cowboys had with each other.When I was a kid, I always looked forward to those two #RedskinsEagles games every year, because those games were always wars in the 1980s and 90s, because the teams and fans hated each other so much and the teams were always big, strong, and physical. One of the most under-appreciated rivalries in the #NFL.When I was a kid, I always looked forward to those two #RedskinsEagles games every year, because those games were always wars in the 1980s and 90s, because the teams and fans hated each other so much and the teams were always big, strong, and physical. One of the most under-appreciated rivalries in the #NFL.Follow Me on Facebook
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The Baseline Scenario: Opinion- James Kwak- The Importance of Fairness: A New Economic Vision For The Democratic Party
Source: This piece was originally posted at The New Democrat Plus Economic fairness and social justice even is a good debate in the Democratic Party and it seems to becoming from two wings in it. From the Bernie Sanders/Elizabeth Warren social … Continue reading
Posted in Economy
Tagged America, American Capitalism, American Economy, Bernie Sanders, Capitalism, Chuck Schumer, Congressional Democrats, Cory Booker, Democratic National Committee, Democratic Party, Democrats, Economic Fairness, Economic Freedom, Economic Liberalism, Elizabeth Warren, Fairness, House Democrats, James Kwak, James Parks, Liberalism, Martin O'Malley, Nancy Pelosi, Private Enterprise, Senate Democrats, Social Justice, Tom Perez, United States
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C-SPAN: President Bill Clinton’s 1993 Inaugural Address: The New Democrats Come to Power
Before Bill Clinton became President of the United States, Liberal Democrats were seen as tax and spenders, soft on Crime, soft on defense, soft on welfare, anti-private enterprise, anti-success, anti-wealth, pro-centralize power, “that the Federal Government had all the answers … Continue reading
Posted in WJC Presidency
Tagged America, American Capitalism, American Economy, Bill Clinton 1993 Inaugural Address, Bill Clinton Administration, Bill Clinton Presidency, C-SPAN, Capitalism, Center Left, Democratic Party, Economic Freedom, Liberalism, Liberals, New-Democrats, Personal Freedom, Personal Responsibility, President Bill Clinton, Private Enterprise, The 1990s, United States
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The Economist: Richard Davies Interviewing Zanny Minton-Beddoes- Time to Rethink Retirement
Source: This piece was originally posted at The New Democrat This emphasizes the great need for improving the skills of workers, especially in America which ranks 39th in the world in education. That 1 in 5 Americans lives in … Continue reading
Posted in Economy
Tagged Aging Population, Capitalism, Economic Freedom, Economic Liberalism, Education, Individual Retirement Accounts, Job Training, Liberalism, Pensions, Private Enterprise, Retirement, Retirement Income, Retirement System, Richard Davies, Social Security, Social Security Plus, Zanny Minton-Beddoes
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The Hamilton Project: Melissa Kearney & Lesley Turner- ‘Press Release: Supporting America’s Struggling Lower-Middle-Class Families’
Source:The Hamilton Project– is a Washington think tank. Source:The New Democrat “Washington, DC – On December 4th, The Hamilton Project at Brookings hosted a forum on opportunities to support America’s struggling lower-middle-class. Former U.S. Treasury Secretary Robert E. Rubin kicked … Continue reading
Posted in Economy, The New Democrat
Tagged 2013, America, American Capitalism, American Economy, American Private Enterprise, Capitalism, Cost of Living, Economic Growth, Education, Great Recession, Job Growth, Job Training, Lesley Turner, Lower Middle Class Workers, Melissa Kearney, Middle Class, Private Enterprise, United States
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The Democratic Strategist: Opinion: Robert Creamer: How to Fight Economic Inequality
The Democratic Strategist: Robert Creamer: How to Fight Epidemic Economic Inequality This post was originally posted at The New Democrat on Blogger Perhaps someone should explain to me how someone with a good education, who works hard and is very … Continue reading
VOA News: Rebels with a Cause Slam Corporate Greed
“Sounds like the Symbionese Liberation Army of the 21st Century. The Symbionese from the early and mid 1970s were also New-Left if not Far-Left radicals who were fed up with poverty and corporate gr…” Source: This piece was originally posted … Continue reading
Economist’s View: Opinion- Ezra Klein: ‘No One Really Believes in Equality of Opportunity’: What Equality of Opportunity is
Source: Economist’s View: Opinion- Ezra Klein: ‘No One Really Believes in Equality of Opportunity’. I do not want this post to be very partisan lets say ideologically because Liberals and so-called not really Progressives tend to be Democratic. And yes they … Continue reading
Posted in Economy
Tagged America, American Capitalism, American Economy, Capitalism, Economic Freedom, Economic Liberalism, Equality of Opportunity, Ezra Klein, Free Society, Individual Freedom, Liberal Capitalism, Liberal Democracy, Liberal Economics, Liberal Society, Liberalism, Liberals, Private Enterprise, Property Rights, United States
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The Intelligent Channel: Michael Lind- ‘The Global Roots of The 2008 Crash’
Source:The Intelligent Channel– talking to economist Michael Lind on his version of The Social Contract. “Michael Lind, Policy Director of the New America Foundation’s Economic Growth Program and author of Land of Promise: An Economic History of the United States … Continue reading
Posted in New Left, Originals
Tagged 2008, 2009, 2013, America, America Private Enterprise, American Capitalism, American Economy, Capitalism, Center Right, Classical Liberalism, Economic Freedom, Fair Deal, Free Society, Great Society, Individual Freedom, Liberal Democracy, Liberalism, Michael Lind, New America Foundation, New Deal, Opportunity Society, Personal Freedom, Personal Responsibility, Private Enterprise, The 1930s, The 1940s, The 1960s, The 1990s, The 2000s, United States
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The Intelligent Channel: Michael Lind- ‘On The Need For Economic Reform – in The Social Contract’
Source:The Intelligent Channel– talking to economist Michael Lind on his version of The Social Contract. “Michael Lind, Policy Director of the New America Foundation’s Economic Growth Program and author of Land of Promise: An Economic History of the United States … Continue reading
Posted in New Left, Originals
Tagged 2013, America, American Capitalism, American Economy, American Private Enterprise, Capitalism, Fair Deal, Franklin Roosevelt, Great Society, Harry Truman, Lyndon Johnson, Michael Lind, Middle Class, New America Foundation, New Deal, Private Enterprise, The 1930s, The 1940s, The 1960s, The Social Contract, United States, Washington, Washington DC
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Economist’s View: Mark Thoma- ‘Inequality Rising and Permanent Over Past Two Decades’
Source:Economist’s View– economics blogger Mark Thoma. “(PDF), Vasia Panousi and Ivan Vidangos of the Federal Reserve Board, Shanti Ramnath of the U.S. Treasury Department, Jason DeBacker of Middle Tennessee State and Bradley Heim of Indiana University use new data to … Continue reading
Posted in Economy, Originals
Tagged 2013, America, American Capitalism, American Economy, American Private Enterprise, Brookings, Brookings Institution, Capitalism, Classical Liberalism, Economic Freedom, Economic Growth, Education, Income Gap, Income Inequality, Individual Freedom, Job Growth, Job Training, Liberal Democracy, Mark Thoma, Private Enterprise, United States, Washington, Washington DC
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