Normal Isn’t Good Enough
January 23, 2008 by Jacqueline L. Jones · Leave a Comment
How naive of me. Just when I thought the political process had changed, Mitt Romney’s opponents got stuck on his supposed “flip-flopping.” Romney fought back with charges that are equally suspect. Supporters of the Republican candidates threw mud in the name of the cause in South Carolina. An email message continued to circulate around the Internet spreading lies that have all been disproved about Barack Obama, and last week Hillary Clinton and Obama started the first in their series of ridiculous arguments about who said what and when. Perhaps John Edwards said it best in Monday night’s Democratic debate. “This isn’t about us.”
Financial News Lacks Common Sense
January 8, 2008 by Jacqueline L. Jones · Leave a Comment
It’s official. The economy is in trouble. After weeks of rosy forecasts about the strength of the global economy, the mainstream media found it’s first real cause for alarm in November. Sales dropped at Starbucks, and the company had to advertise for the first time in its history. Oh horrors! What will we do now?
United We Stand, Divided We Fall
October 15, 2007 by Jacqueline L. Jones · Leave a Comment
Citizens of this country are becoming more polarized and concerned about only themselves. We seem to be losing the concept of community.
Economics 101
August 19, 2007 by Jacqueline L. Jones · 1 Comment
I’ve never been accused of being a whiz at economics, but indiscriminate outsourcing and corporate greed seem to be destroying American businesses and the American dream. The following are just a few examples that support my theory. Read more



