Focus Not Size of Government is the Issue
March 12, 2008 by Jacqueline L. Jones · Leave a Comment
One constant fight between “conservatives” and “liberals” is over the role and size of government in our society. Though I often wonder about the size of our government, I also wonder if lack of focus is the true problem. Maybe those who oppose government intervention in education and health care should take another look at how the Constitution relates to the world in which we now live.
Economics 102
January 23, 2008 by Jacqueline L. Jones · Leave a Comment
Most “experts” in this country scratched their heads as stock markets around the world went into a free fall on Monday, and continued to fall Tuesday and Wednesday. The cause–worries about the weakening American economy.
The week before, a spokesman for Intel wondered aloud why the company’s stock fell 15 percent as investors responded to the company missing it’s sales target for the last quarter. An economic slowdown in the U.S. is no big deal, the spokesman said, because the U.S. represents only 25 percent of the computer market worldwide.
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.



