A reader on the Dish writes: I thought I’d write to you with our own experiences taking part in the Occupy LA protests. I’m in my early 40s, at a well-paying job as a web developer for a large hospital in Los Angeles. My wife and I have no children. We’re very fortunate – we [...]
Entries Tagged as 'News'
Beneath The Lens Of Inequality
October 18th, 2011 · 1 Comment · america, Democracy, News, Politics
Tags: American economy·capitalism·Occupy Wall Street·Wall Street Protests
The Blogger’s Guide To Eventual Antipathy
October 15th, 2011 · No Comments · News
It’s not easy being a blogger. Witness the Blogger Life cycle: 1) Euphoric moment of inspiration 2) Pseudo-maniacal and self-indulgent perusing of domains 3) Careful consideration of theme and design 4) The inaugural post – “Hello world!” 5) The 2-4 post honeymoon phase 6) Waning and changing interests 7) Feelings of desperation and apathy from [...]
999 Is Actually The Price Of A Pizza… And A Simple Plan
October 13th, 2011 · No Comments · america, News, Politics
Not only is it the price of a pizza, it’s the price of a pizza at Godfather’s Pizza. Yes, Godfather’s Pizza– where the current Republican presidential nominee Herman Cain was the CEO. Jon Huntsman was clearly prescient in his pronouncement. Herman Cain may not be the next president, but he damn sure knows how to [...]
Tags: 999·Economy·Godfather's Pizza·Herman Cain·Republican candidates for President
Losing Sight Of The Dream In America
August 29th, 2011 · 1 Comment · america, News
The menace of Hurricane Irene postponed the opening of the Martin Luther King Jr Memorial on the Mall in Washington, D.C., but it allowed for more time to absorb the enormity of the event–and reflect on the man and the dream The Civil Rights icon has become the first black American to receive the honor, [...]
Tags: American Equality·Civil and political rights·Lincoln Memorial·Martin Luther King and the Dream·Martin Luther King Memorial
The Art Of Softball Confrontation
June 29th, 2011 · 1 Comment · america, Democracy, News, Republicans
Chris Wallace had the right theme in questioning Michele Bachmann on Fox News Sunday. While the wisdom of his line of questioning was sound, his approach leaned heavily to the land of soft toss–not unexpected by a Fox host toward a conservative guest. The flake comment gets a lot of the attention because of its [...]
Tags: Chris Wallace·Conservatives running for President·Fox News Channel·Fox News Sunday·michele bachmann
The GOP Debate Begins To Flesh Out The Winners From The Losers
June 14th, 2011 · 1 Comment · 2012 Presidential Election, america, Democracy, Elections, News, Politics, Republicans
Two observations about the first GOP Presidential Debate: Mitt Romney clearly separated himself from the pack of milquetoast contenders vying for the crown. Romney showed deftness, quiet strength, and a mature yet effective argumentative style. The most stark contrast came between he and Herman Cain, token flamethrower in the race. Cain while charming, cannot [...]
Tags: debate in New Hampshire·GOP Debate·Herman Cain·michele bachmann·Michelle Bachmann in the GOP debate·Mitt Romney·Mitt Romney Debate·Republicans running for president

