Not all the news is fit to print
December 8th, 2010 | by Leonard Jackson
Well the Kansas City Star “got” me again. I had promised myself to move on – that there surely must […]We’re linking
December 6th, 2010 | by Leonard Jackson
We have posted an article in Articles and More that ran in the Wall Street Journal last week, as it […]
Let’s Eliminate the Lame Duck Shenanigans
November 23rd, 2010 | by Leonard Jackson
I realize that I vowed not to obsess about my obsession with my favorite cause – term limits – when […]Seniors – The Golden Age
November 11th, 2010 | by Leonard Jackson
As best I can remember, Charles Gusewelle and I are about the same age – give or take a few […]
The Bond Mystery
November 3rd, 2010 | by Leonard Jackson
Why should you buy bonds instead of stocks or other investments? Why does the price go up when the yield goes down? How do you know how to select a bond suitable for your portfolio? I’ve never been able to understand why bonds are such a mystery to people who are above average intelligence and who should be considered sophisticated investors.Juan Williams and NPR
October 28th, 2010 | by Leonard Jackson
it seems that Juan picked the absolute worst place to express his concern – on Fox network’s The Bill O’Reilly Show. Some suggest that if he had said this on some other show like the Charlie Rose Show it wouldn’t have caused such a stir.We are in Progress
October 5th, 2010 | by Leonard Jackson
As promised, we are still changing and adding things to try to make our work here more reader friendly and […]A real head scratcher
October 5th, 2010 | by Leonard Jackson
The headline read: “Democrats fear Brownback donor could buy clout.” The article went on to “expose” the Koch brothers, David and Charles of Wichita’s Koch Industries, who had supported many conservative political campaigns. My question is: why is this news (front page news) and who could it be aimed at that hasn’t been aware of this relationship for years?Term Limits
September 22nd, 2010 | by Leonard Jackson
This won’t be the only article I write about term limits. I’ll try to monitor myself and not become a […]Opening Day
September 14th, 2010 | by Leonard Jackson
Monday September 13th 2010 Well here goes. I am officially opening my first blog – finally. What started as a […]It Seems to Me
I have given the hassle over photo ID requirements a great deal of thought lately and for the life of me I can see only one reason for this virulent objection from the left. They want to cheat. What in the world is wrong with requiring voters to validate the only requirement for them to cast a ballot – that they are indeed the person listed on the election rolls. Voting is a privilege not a right. Our Constitution gave the right to all “qualified” citizens to vote. It is a special privilege we have and should be regarded as such. In today’s world every person can procure an ID at no expense for either a card or the cost of transportation to attain one. There’s only one reason for such loud protests.
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