Journalism in the 21st Century…
The MSM is full these days of stories of the demise of the MSM. Having argued continuously for limits in the ownership of news organizations I feel that a lot
Continue readingThe MSM is full these days of stories of the demise of the MSM. Having argued continuously for limits in the ownership of news organizations I feel that a lot
Continue readingHow do we manage to stay healthy in this season? Yesterday at this time it was in the 30’s, the wind was out of the north. This morning it’s 67
Continue readingImage via Wikipedia I missed this last Friday when it played on the local PBS station…It’s nice to be able to catch it later on the “intranets”… Bill Moyers and
Continue readingAfter the storm, once you realize you’ve lived through another, your awareness of your surroundings is contracted. You begin by wandering around just your own little space surrounding your home…Checking
Continue readingDeprivatization I wish people wouldn’t say that Fannie and Freddie have been “nationalized.” I mean, it’s basically accurate, but it conveys the wrong impression. The fact is that Fannie Mae
Continue readingHurricane Rita Image by alpoma via Flickr As of this morning at 7am this was the latest on what was happening with our tropical weather As the three-year anniversary of
Continue readingTexas’ overall uninsured rate of 25.2 percent, and its 20.2 uninsured rate for children, continued to be the highest in the country. Nationally, the number of people without health insurance
Continue readingThis one’s for you… While reporters at The Post and The New York Times have been vetting McCain, many others give him a free pass. Their default cliché is to
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