Artur Davis Dissed His Base and Paid the Price
While Congressman Artur Davis’s stunning loss in his quest to win the Alabama Democratic Gubernatorial nomination was a sad turn for one black man, it was a great moment for black voters. It revealed a heightened level of political sophistication among black primary voters who rejected Davis’s “I-don’t-need-to-spend-time-on-them-’cause-I-know-they’ll-be-with-me” approach to campaigning. – By Michael Fauntroy, Huntington Post.
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Offshore Corporate Tax Havens: Why Are They Still Allowed?
The bracing reality that America has two sets of rules – one for the corporate class and another for the middle class – has never been more indisputable. The middle class, by and large, plays by the rules, then watches as its jobs disappear – and the Senate takes a break instead of extending unemployment benefits. The corporate class games the system – making sure its license to break the rules is built into the rules themselves. – By Arianna Huffington, Huffington Post.
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Artur Davis Dissed His Base and Paid the Price
While Congressman Artur Davis’s stunning loss in his quest to win the Alabama Democratic Gubernatorial nomination was a sad turn for one black man, it was a great moment for black voters. It revealed a heightened level of political sophistication among black primary voters who rejected Davis’s “I-don’t-need-to-spend-time-on-them-’cause-I-know-they’ll-be-with-me” approach to campaigning. – By Michael Fauntroy, Huntington Post.
Full blog here.
Offshore Corporate Tax Havens: Why Are They Still Allowed?
The bracing reality that America has two sets of rules – one for the corporate class and another for the middle class – has never been more indisputable. The middle class, by and large, plays by the rules, then watches as its jobs disappear – and the Senate takes a break instead of extending unemployment benefits. The corporate class games the system – making sure its license to break the rules is built into the rules themselves. – By Arianna Huffington, Huffington Post.
Full blog here.
Tags: Alabama Democratic Gubernatorial nomination, Artur Davis, Business News, Hedge Funds, Huffington Post, Offshore Tax Havens, Tax Havens, Tax Loophole Bill, Tax Loopholes, Taxes, Wall Street
This entry was posted on Wednesday, June 2nd, 2010 at 5:58 pm and is filed under Journalism, News/Commentary/Opinion. You can follow any responses to this entry through the RSS 2.0 feed. Both comments and pings are currently closed.