election

Breaking Through the Clutter: Actions to Avoid Disinformation!

by Peter Giardini | September 9, 2010

I don’t know about you, but I totally dislike the last two months leading up to a national election. The amount of dis-information and near hysteria almost drives me to drink! The constant and often meaningless noise coming from every direction makes it incredibly difficult to sift through what is real and what isn’t. And [...]

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Commentary

2008 Election and the Implications on Housing and the Fannie/Freddie Bailout

by Tom Koziol | September 12, 2008

This is an election year. That may seem like a tremendous grasp of the obvious but I wish to ask you to look behind that statement so you can see what is happening right in front of your eyes. What I am really interested in is the Freddie/Fannie bailout. My God, the impact is almost [...]

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Ripples In A Pond

by Richard Warren | June 2, 2008

Just like the pebble tossed in a pond, a seemingly small event can have catastrophic consequences. The small ripple created when the pebble hits the water can be a wave by the time it reaches the opposite shore. Our current economic state of affairs can be traced back to a few small ripples as well. [...]

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Commentary

Get Out And Vote

by Joshua Dorkin | November 7, 2006

Today is the big day! If you’re reading this and haven’t hit the polls yet, get up and do so! From PBS: It’s a puzzle — voter registration in the United States is at an all-time high but voter participation is nearing an all-time low. In the 1964 presidential elections 69.3 percent of the voting [...]

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