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Mass. Senate Race Alternate Ending Compares with Major Account Selling
ecent special Massachusetts senate race between Democrat Martha Coakley and relative unknown Republican Scott Brown, the eventual winner. Well guess what! If this hard fought campaign had taken place at the same time 49 other states were holding their senate elections, Martha Coakley would have crushed Scott Brown.
Is “Big Ben” Bernanke popping the Government Bubble?
As economic leaders in the world, the only thing that we have taught the rest of the world is to over borrow and over spend! Our economic leaders need to get truly committed to a strong dollar policy

Got More Answers Than Questions?
Most people are far too busy trying to preserve their ego (and the opinions which prop it up) to step back and seek out a deeper understanding and broader perspective. Are you one of those people? Maybe you need to step back a little and begin to ask more questions. Search for new answers and lessen the chances of encountering problems that resurface time and time again.

Obama and Friends On Stage - Implications for the Sales Force
There is a lot of buzz surrounding those who took to the podium this week at the Democratic National Convention - and Barach Obama hasn't had his turn yet. Once again, I will not make a political statement in this article - just a sales opinion.

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This Economic Reform Seems Bad For Small Business
Yesterday's news included a sound byte from President Obama, urging Congress (and his opponents in the Republican Party) to stop blocking his next stimulus, this one ostensibly for small businesses... right after all of them return from vacation.

Republican Gubernatorial Gains and the Clean Energy Economy
Although the 2010 midterm races in the Senate and House of Representatives got a lot of attention, Republican gains in the gubernatorial races also have major implications for the clean energy economy.
Republican Gubernatorial Gains and Redistricting
Republican gains in the 2010 gubernatorial race have important implications for redistricting, a process which ultimately determines electoral outcomes.

Republican Gubernatorial Gains and US Carbon Trading Programs
Republican gains in the 2010 gubernatorial race are imperiling US carbon trading programs. This article explores the electoral outcome on three major US carbon trading programs.

The Foxes in the Henhouse: Republicans in Charge of Climate and Energy Committees
Republican gains in the House of Representatives has empowered Republicans to take over several key committees dealing with energy and climate issues.

If You Can't Win On Merit, Cheat!
Seen another boffo Republican presidential debate on the TV contraption t'other night... well, part of it, anyway. And I got to thinking: Man, I want that deal! I want to be up in front of all those people, getting to say all those smart things, being the guy who has all the answers on how to fix America....
The Academic Roots Of Progressivism
It all started when America decided to hire an erudite professor - a guy who sold things like hope and change, a guy who sounded smart when he said not-so-smart things, a guy who looked better than his Republican opponents - to the presidency. They wanted a change. They just forgot that, when things change, they might get worse - not better....
6 Signs That You Might Be A Leader
With the US Presidential Election season obviously underway – even in Australia we are regaled with the search for a republican candidate - the recent leadership issues in the Australian government and the incipient leadership issues arising in the Australian opposition, it is clear that the question of “Who is a leader?” needs to be addressed.
4 Signs of a Successful Leader
In the USA, Republican Party campaigning for the next Presidential Election is well under way; in Australia we have constant reminders that some people want Federal Elections to be held now and, in Queensland we have a State Election imminent. What is common to all these is that whoever gets the top job in any of them will then be referred to as a “leader”. What is also common to all of them is that whoever holds the top job now is also referred to as “a leader” but one who, according to pretenders to the throne, is seriously flawed. It begs the question “How can we recognize successful leaders?”
The War On Women!
March 1st (or maybe it was February 29th... I don't remember exactly... sometime that week, anyway): A date which will live in INFAMY! In a sudden and deliberate attack by the empire of treacherous tea-partiers, Republicans, entrepreneurs, what have ya, Admiral Rush Limbaugh called a woman a bad name. The Demediacrat Coalition was quick to respond, though, with a targeted smart-bomb of rhetoric describing Limbaugh's gaffe as the first salvo in the Republican Party's WAR on women....
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