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Stock Market Shuffle
The stock market appears to be on the rebound, but it doesn't mean it's out of the woods
It is usually the stock market that psyches us out, not the other way around. There's something about stocks that turns us upside down.
By Dr. Mark W. Hendrickson |
November 18, 2009
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Obama's Two Achilles' Heels
Obama's personality and drive for expansive government might be his presidential downfall
In my recent article "Checkmate," I made the case that President Obama's grand strategy has outfoxed the opposition, dooming us all to a massive increase in the scope and power of Uncle Sam. Is the situation hopeless?
By Dr. Mark W. Hendrickson |
November 11, 2009
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The Sensible Candidate
Dewey Bartlett has saavy and qualities for city
Many Tulsans', including me, have lamented over the tone of the current mayoral campaign. Looking at it objectively it is hard to second guess the political consultants and strategists who design these campaigns when a significant percentage of the electorate is too busy or indifferent to spend the time to get to know the candidates or their views.
By Bill Leighty |
November 4, 2009
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Don't Fall for the Hype
Tom Adelson brings reality without the gimmicks
In the cult movie classic "Idiocracy", Americans involved in a government experiment accidently get thrust into a future in which people are dumb and lazy. They don't think for themselves, and their leaders reflect that.
By Adam Kupetsky |
November 4, 2009
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Think Before You Vote
Reconsider the past and its issues before going to the voting booth for District 4
Tulsans will be facing a very critical city office election on Nov. 10. Recent local headline news accounts of the Mayor's decision to lay off Tulsa Police Officers has rightfully skyrocketed the issue of public safety into the forefront.
By Ridge Kayser |
November 4, 2009
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