Archive for July 12th, 2010

On the stage in the political theater, we as a nation have been spectators and participants of the greatest, most suspenseful and dramatic miniseries-- The Presidential Election of 2008. No wonder this has been our country's current recreation. Do you recall the old adage that politics is the only game for adults?
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Many think tanks exist purely for political reasons, and many of them are based in Washington DC where they can work hard to lobby, and promote their political agendas. Some of these groups are without the need to take political sides, as many of them are pro-capitalism and consider themselves free-market thinking groups, which...
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Over the course of the past two election cycles the Internet has started to play an extremely dominate role in politics. Through this article you are provided an overview of the developing and very significant relationship between the Internet and politics.
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A client of mine was talking to me about their previous job as internal legal counsel for a professional services firm. His first week in his old job was particularly memorable, he reminisced. A distressed employee had come to him with a formal complaint alleging sexual harassment against one of the senior partners.
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I have tried being the 'nice guy' for about 5 years now. Bubbly and sweet, charming and always willing to do anything for anyone. And let me tell you, it got me absolutely nowhere.
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Senators Ben Nelson (D-NE), Orrin Hatch (R-UT) and Robert Casey (D-PA) have offered an amendment that would prohibit federal funding for abortion and for insurance plans that cover abortion. This amendment could be offered for a vote as early as today – and unless it passes, the final health bill could lead to the...
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