Friday, February 25, 2011

GOP Plan to Hurt Economy

Huffington Post reports that ABC reports that:
A Goldman Sachs economist has warned that the $60 billion package of spending cuts proposed by the Republicans to counter President Obama's proposal could slow economic growth.

[Bucking Beck and Bank for the Buck?
As I passed on to MoveOn the one thing that needs to be known.]


WISCONSIN UPDATE:
I'm not going to make a big production out of this but I see it differently than Ed Schultz**, who wants to hold Obama to his word about "comfortable shoes" and the picket line campaign rhetoric. I believe that circomstances are above and beyond the original scenario and he will be dealing with it more like Libya, behind the scenes and strategically and with everything at his disposal from a big picture perspective. That is not at all to use a violent analogy, only one within the bounds of his responsibilities and the law.

Before the straw that broke the camels back* and I almost violated my original intent here, I will simply add one (or two) more link.

* a computer or blog-spot glitch wiped out a more complete draft regarding mixed metaphor and big productions(original intent)

** loved his passion and intent though

[Speaking of anti-4-shadowing. Slippery Slope? See Domino Theory. Ouch.]
[Mean While In Pair O'Lax world: Beck on Democracy and some of us rather than "you and me"]
[Segue / Sabbatical - Out!]
[Speaking of Rhetoric some people are better with words than others. The exact words are always important, but there are different understandings of the whole process.]

Thursday, February 24, 2011

Segue/Sabbatical

Steel on Wheels Dylan Ratigan.
Rahm Rhetoric on going to waste.
Hardball Politics of them and us.
I will leave this post with this and rest as to reads for further thumbing.

The Steel on Wheels and Hardball are two MSNBC linguistic references(to be links) to a Genre Clash or Segue Slash between disciplines*. Ratigan and Business for the People, and Matthews and Political Partisan strategies of conflict.

* not to mention Apostles and Ledership

[YES! as I recall. Well I may have made to much of a leap here but, I think that Obama should be making the most of the Wiscsonsin Waterloo for the Republican Strategy.

Wednesday, February 23, 2011

One of my readers

if there is more than one, is concerned about my communications.
Note Under Construction label. I agree, it is problematic at times and heavy in links to say the least.

Fair and Balanced News? is a link directing to The Daily Show.

That is called Ledership you can choose to follow.(The FOX NEWS motto versus Comedy Central as a news source.)

Debt is a Red Herring, is a statement and a link and spins from here:
Six Things Everybody Knows About Deficits ...
That Are Completely Untrue

Which I rephrase as truths:

1.) Current and future spending are not the problem with the defecit, except for paying for our history.
2.) Social Security is not a big deal to fix(separately), but could be impacted by the budget and other decisions.
3.) Austerity and investment are different stories, that both have an impact on the budget and winning the future as well as the now.
4.) Concessions should not be trickle down but incentives should be target up.
5.) Wall Street is not fixed enough to be that big or permanent a part of the solution.
6.) Social Security is not on the same budget table as Medicare and Medicaid and calling them "entitlements" is misleading, and means testing or tax changes could address their impact on our economy

The rest is context and more sources, which may merit more spin and unembedding here: segment,the club of association)

If you don't get it you maybe out foxed.

Nonetheless i will further comment on some of the above links.
Club: The Norman Goldman 4-Point Plan to Rescue America
Association Lawrence O'Donnell, Dennis Kucinich interview about Tea Party coordination.
More: Randi Rhodes interviews Ron Paul
Spin: It is hard to believe Wisconsin Governor Scott Walker could be outed by prank, as puppet of Tea Party Sugar Daddy David Koch.
And back to O'Reilly interview of Beck, it completes a circle. The democracy that means the so-called communists and fundamentalists Beck says will be at the table in Egypt will be practiced in some repects in America and there will be uprising against the crony capitalism of Governor (Mubarak)Walker.
[2-24-11 See Comment and added footnotes in the form of the last two links embedded.]
[Late find of Lawrence O'Donnell v. Beck: tangent out ]

Tuesday, February 22, 2011

Fair and Balanced News?

The Daily Show Jon Stewart: 'Wisconsin Union Protest Is The Bizarro Tea Party' (VIDEO) *

Debt is a red herring.
Fair & balanced?
Hook, Line and Sinker?
Here is the bait:
Belly Up to the Bill Boys or Girls.

Not so sure about fake doctor's excuses though. The irony is in the getting between the patient and their health care, not to mention a perspective on government licences.(some work in draft may connect later)

* a bit Ayn Randian to note the dates
(And "bait" refers to some heavy links]

Monday, February 21, 2011

Happy President's Day

by George or state or other.

Washington's Birthday by Fed.



Belly Up to the Bill Boys or Girls.

Somewhere[**] I must locate certain economic links.* The point? Debt is a mis-management issue, indicating that business types have no business running government as a business.(see "certain" six). Two particulars: Wisconsin is not even one of the top 25 states likely to go bankrupt. "Benefits" are not "entitlements", they are owed by contract and negotiated so as bargained away wages. Debt is a red herring that is very fishy.

* this paragraph may suffice but it is "hard work"
[**] just found, and had seen this, but more may follow

Sunday, February 20, 2011

2-20-11 Under consideration

Navigation / Divagation and Stochasticism...
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From :

[A,B updates]
[2-18-11 Blank(updated)Network-
Parallel Channel(See The Pair o' Lax View ) Updates under construction. SERIOUSLY these are a serious sorting of views.]

[See Follow Up]

[Note Jumping the Gun Again! i.e breaking in-box of (news) sorts
(AKA: sports metaphor not target or weapon analogy)
Meaning the CPAC divide regarding the Islamophia section of The Progress Report is hint at the LAME O' PHOBIA of Platonic Dialogue not to mention a cave[of irony] of or con tent... or CAP]
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UNDER CONSTRUCTION:What conservatives really want. By George Lakoff (good read)
Find NY Times article on Egypt
and improve Aristotellian, Rand and Fourth Law of Logic connections, regarding Parallax View (the perspective, not the movie) relates to Pair o'Lax Views, A & B. Not to mention BTW: Going Egypt or Cheesehead. Let alone Ike.

[NOTE: see labels below, and note date of posting will remain in heading(lede) as this post may be relocated, but never without notation. Also except in this case which is under construction, the bottom links (after a certain date) connect to the immediately prior posts.]

Thursday, February 17, 2011

The New Compendium

NOT!
Really...probably not.
But it sounds like an epoch
and not quite an anthology,
but hopefully not an achronism.

THE POINT?
A cover page of sorts.
Yeah that's the ticket!
...the dynamics of progress,

Six Things Everybody Knows About Deficits ...
That Are Completely Untrue

Which I rephrase as truths:

1.) Current and future spending are not the problem with the defecit, except for paying for our history.
2.) Social Security is not a big deal to fix(separately), but could be impacted by the budget and other decisions.
3.) Austerity and investment are different stories, that both have an impact on the budget and winning the future as well as the now.
4.) Concessions should not be trickle down but incentives should be target up.
5.) Wall Street is not fixed enough to be that big or permanent a part of the solution.
6.) Social Security is not on the same budget table as Medicare and Medicaid and calling them "entitlements" is misleading, and means testing or tax changes could address their impact on our economy.

[Mis-click of the mouse of the day]
Slash Segue(Aristotellian)[A]
Maybe you had to be there.
The Bill Thing.
The Frackin' Thing.
The Club of Construction.[ B ]
The King Tut of Rhetoric
Not to mention Divagation.

BTW: Going Egypt depends on who you ask, and I am not asking Stephen or Steve King***. And Going Wisconsin should not mean Going Cheesehead*. But I will tie this up with a preamble. If I may paraphrase and extend the remarks of a caller to the Norman Goldman Show: If you are not for "a more perfect Union" you may be Un-American. If you are not willing "to promote the General Welfare" you may be militant against "the Blessings of Liberty", but one can take words (and rhetoric or puns) too far. I suggest the word militant not be used, and that nowwhere near the tactics be used in political protests** but just who expects whom to turn the other cheek? There seems to be a slippery slope in the free speech zone.

* my original intent was a pun on Ed Head, which is not a Soft Head, but then there may be a lede to leader in the eventual link.[I believe it was a caller to the Ed Schultz Show that lead me to independently think that the failure of unions in Wisconsin would put a whole new spin on the name Cheeseheads.]

** the right to protest and any intent to break the law, includes the right to be arrested but not beaten, though we should understand that resistence is not futile but few put up with it well

*** see previous clause "divagation" link and prior line "Tut" for the two Kings.

[A,B updates]
[2-18-11 Blank(updated)Network-
Parallel Channel(See The Pair o' Lax View ) Updates under construction. SERIOUSLY these are a serious sorting of views.]

[See Follow Up]

[Note Jumping the Gun Again! i.e breaking in-box of (news) sorts (AKA: sports metaphor not target or weapon analogy) Meaning the CPAC divide regarding the Islamophia section of The Progress Report is hint at the LAME O' PHOBIA of Platonic Dialogue not to mention a cave[of irony] of or con tent... or CAP]

Recreating History

Ledership: Deducing a subject from its title.
Atlas Shrugged: Neither God nor Man has the world on their shoulder.
Or up with man, down with the world?**

Actually it is a very complex philosophy based on very simplistic* thinking which is basically a recreation(a fiction) and anachronism based on a recreated past and a recreated future.

*Not that she does not have a lot of good thoughts, though some seemingly commoditize self and values

** Spoiler alert may be excused by my not actually reading any of these completely but I will project or embed a possibility [Yes, I believe I know the John Galt of today.]

*** [Asterisk Not placed] Scrolling over won't bust it(**), but the hint is in the bottom line.

Wednesday, February 16, 2011

Revisiting History

Here is to Ike.

Tip of the IceBurg

Not exactly a pyramid scheme...that takes the village.
Speaking of Bills or Tips.

Seconds

Or Third Takes:


OH! The Trojan Ghost*
Writers of the Purple Sage[**].


* And I was just about to ask for another perspective. [i.e. I thought maybe the Right(you) would (have) had to be there.]

[Post PreEmpt-Ed Note: Up Rising?]
[**] Upgrade link: not about the LEAP but the ride down.

Slash Segue

Michael Sandel: The lost art of democratic debate
And Criss-Classification
It is not about right or left but who* is the behind.

*please excuse the just(juxt)aposition of humor

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For Sagans Sake: I will ungoogle the B. or link con tent:
(i.e. list of links above)
TED: Sandel as noted
Sandel/Soros
BookTV: Hedges on Class
New Yorker: Taleb
Jim Wallis(Sojourners) Sandel
BBC:Sit com? (no pun but Latin roots**)
Taleb Context
*
Asimov context
Mike Wallace: Ayn Rand
Embed(un) Pop Culture
Pre-Decartes or Aristotellian***?

**actual roots are(not) the spin on "darkest before the storm"

*** not to mention the B&A tangents not relinkeds(sp!)
[2-17-11 UPDATE:(not) Talk about a fifth sense? Yikes.]

Six-edged Rhetoric.

Not just to continue a theme,(a likely coincidence)
but it involves the dynamics of progress,
and I don't mean the apparently belated addition(see scrollover v. lede).

Six Things Everybody Knows About Deficits ...
That Are Completely Untrue

Which I rephrase as truths:


1.) Current and future spending are not the problem with the defecit, except for paying for our history.

2.) Social Security is not a big deal to fix(separately), but could be impacted by the budget and other decisions.

3.) Austerity and investment are different stories, that both have an impact on the budget and winning the future as well as the now.

4.) Concessions should not be trickle down but incentives should be target up.

5.) Wall Street is not fixed enough to be that big or permanent a part of the solution.

6.) Social Security is not on the same budget table as Medicare and Medicaid and calling them "entitlements" is misleading, and means testing or tax changes [*] could address their impact on our economy.


Note: Said Relief and labels/associations Slash Segue...
criss-cross aside of more Williams
William Harvey
William of Occom

[*] This is not the link but Norman Goldman did refer to LEX of the FT about relative tax rates(or revenues/GDP)(nor is this it, but... )

Tuesday, February 15, 2011

The Maze of Mace


The previous post regarded more about what is outside the box or Pentagon. I am not sure that the 10 essays will get through the other monkeys of the budget and media maze.

BTW: I guess I was lucky finding a maze that led to a pentagon of sorts. By this I mean the previous link and the reference to the terms used in conversation and budgets from "war machine", military, defense, security, foreign policy, monetary policy, to bubbles. There! I hit seven monkeys off our back(off the wall) and on the table.

Monday, February 14, 2011

Fair and Balanced...

Math and English A mace 'n maze.
The Pentagon Labyrinth
Legends of the Round Robin.
Robin' the Hood to balance Peter, Paul and Hail Mary.


ENOUGH! Defense, Military, Security and the "War Machine" are not even the same thing, let alone the same pocket, but they all do matter.
Chamber of Poe: quoth the legion.

[2-15-11 Related Comment on Journalism : Michael Lind makes some very good points about the likes of the Right not deserving as much attention, Rachel Maddow tries to make up for that with Senator McKaskill, but Lawrence O'Donnell illuminates the problem of having reasonable journalistic approaches. On the other hand, Sarah Palin is right that the President is responsible for telling America more, not that some understand the process of getting things on the table. ]
[Also on The Ed Show: Representative Bane Or, not ledership! I would like to defend Dick Cheney though, as I believe that the boos were for the heckler not the former V.P. If Republicans don't want to talk about the Reagan debt, then Obama can leave it off the budget table for them.]

The Answering Machine...

message to the 3AM wake up call.
OBAMA AND FREEDOM

Said Relief?

Who said, he Said, they said.

Egypt Update.
Speaking of Journalism** or freedom's intent.
Other Associations and Said Groups...

Note preemptive nature of links, as not all are read fully nor sometimes more than scrolled over.

In that vein, here is another mid-read comment--
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The Prophet Margin* or "Decartes Bones"(not 2 mention) quote:(p.XIX)
Most people seem to be caught between these tidal currents--the pull to faith and tradition in a dangerous world, the argument that religion is at the core of the world's problems and only a revived commitment to individual freedoms and rights will steer humanity into a better future.
Colin Slee said about England:"You have a triangle with fundamentalist secularists in one corner, fundamentalist faith people in another, and then the intelligent, thinking liberals of Anglicanism, Roman Catholicism, baptism and methodism, other faiths--and, indeed, thinking atheists--in the other corner."

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* my characterization although I do not necessarily appreciate the characterizations that follow, but it is the Ge Oh Me Try, not to mention who is at the table.

** link lost in editing(still looking) maybe found.
[along the same line, the first link is too embedded in comment on journalism and comment, while the last link on "freedoms"(edit to possessive)is embedded with preemptive history and irony
(ex. Alexander Hamilton against the Bill of Rights, yet for a National Bank.)]

[Journalism link now replaced and here is an un-embedded link from it.]

Speaking of Relief:or spin zones or characterizations. 'nO'Really!

[Said Review: Post an achronism. (Relative to perspectivism)]

Sunday, February 13, 2011

Frackin' Trickle Down

Conservative Union V. Citizens United
Frackin' *Relativism, Dimentionalism and Slippery Slopes.

* I somehow stumbled upon this (Frackin')link and believe it was holding in draft, but could have just been a fortuitous slip of the fingers useful here

Friday, February 11, 2011

Excitement in Egypt!

On the issue of Ledership and Representations, I thought there was something odd. It turns out that the headlines that foretold the departure of Mubarak, were more accurate than the flubbed lines that he spoke. Then the headlines represented confusion and dissapointment, while there seemed a few leaks* that he was "delegating" his powers to the Vice President. I think there is a bit too much second hand interpretation of information** rather than first hand reporting, but sometimes it is also in the skills of the leadership and their communications.

*depending on the source and segment sorted
** original lost by update as news evolved
[Now the hard work begins.]

[Follow Up 2-18-11 Just to get the Timeline Right the FOX exchange referenced by Media Matters fits here with media labels now added.]