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I am a business management consultant by trade. I started as a disc jockey, became a TV weatherman, newspaper editor and marketing executive, which is what aging disc jockeys do. I am happily married to my high school sweetheart, in the SF bay area. I write two blogs -- one on politics and public opinion, the other on business management and consulting issues. I am pleased to be a part of the "sinister cabal."
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Fourth Estate: Take Out the Paper
The press is protected by law from Congress, but it is not protected from business or technology.
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First Bad Bank of the United States
The nation's largest banks are carrying half a trillion dollars in bad debt. First Bad Bank to the rescue.
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Term Limits: Correcting Congress
The governing class has long ceased representing the constituencies that elect it because its job is only to get re-elected.
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Fairness: The Fake Debate
The "Hush Rush Bill" is not going to happen. Nor will the sky fall.
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No Viewer Left Behind
Making fans have to pay to see televised football is nothing short of un-American. So is the DTV conversion.
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Broke Banks Mounting
It should be clear that there are things bankers do not know how to do. One such is lead.
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The New Bigotry II
Supporters of Proposition 8 want to overturn another voter-approved initiative, have it both ways and the court back them.
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A Lot of News But Are We Aware?
Banks and credit card companies have no mandate to make our business and personal financial lives suck, do they?
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Smoking Government: A Tobacco Tale
Smoking became a significant political issue beginning with a shocking event in 1964 — First Surgeon General's Report: Smoking and Health.
The effort to invalidate 18,000 gay marriages changed my mind on writing about Proposition 8 –- our new bigotry.
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