Author Archives: Guardian

The pre-federal USA is the model for the Utopia (more perfect government) espoused here.  From the 1600s to 1776 the pre-federal USA was but a federation of states. Take that concept and add a universal bill of rights to which … Continue reading →

The data below is in accord with this site:  http://www.usdebtclock.org/ Big money does not, obviously, support solutions that would lessen the assets of the top one percent; the big one percent (1%) of Americans that have 50% of the wealth. … Continue reading →

This is kind of a joke solution to the economic woes.  It is presented only to make you think about the possibilities…  The data below is in accord with this site:  http://www.usdebtclock.org/ The household assets of the USA are over 50 … Continue reading →

Will reducing taxes create more jobs?  You hear politicians continuously making the promise that cutting taxes will increase jobs and diminish unemployment.  However, neither is happening.  The debt and unemployment just continue to rise. If that is the ONLY thing … Continue reading →

Is this the age of intolerance for beliefs and ideologies?   Frequently heard is the term “Zero Tolerance” spoken with conviction as if there is no other way.   Republicans think theirs is the only correct way.  Democrats think their ideology is … Continue reading →

The Tenth Amendment of the United States is the amendment that could lead to the entire USA being a Utopian Country.   Utopia requires a strong enumeration of rights and a government that thinks it’s their duty to protect the enumerated … Continue reading →

http://www.creators.com/opinion/david-sirota/was-ross-perot-right.html And so without further ado, let’s answer the question Clinton ducked: Was Ross Perot right? In 1993, the Clinton White House and an army of corporate lobbyists were selling NAFTA as a way to aid Mexican and American workers. … Continue reading →