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Unless history doesn't repeat itself.
The 2008 financial crisis will lead to another economic depression. (Financial Crisis - 2008)http://whereistand.com/ElizabethRoss/61951http://whereistand.com/ElizabethRoss/61951Thu, 20 Nov 2008 03:18:41 GMT<div> <em>Unless history doesn't repeat itself.</em> </div>Financial Crisis - 2008author added
MSNBC is politcally biased. (News)http://whereistand.com/ElizabethRoss/63956http://whereistand.com/ElizabethRoss/63956Thu, 20 Nov 2008 03:17:22 GMT<div> </div>Newsauthor added
At least he answered the questions.
Joe Biden won the 2008 vice presidential debate. (2008 Presidential Debates)http://whereistand.com/ElizabethRoss/60911http://whereistand.com/ElizabethRoss/60911Fri, 03 Oct 2008 02:26:54 GMT<div> <em>At least he answered the questions.</em> </div>2008 Presidential Debatesauthor added
Hearkening back to my NFL days, Obama delivered, pure and simple.
Barack Obama won the first 2008 presidential debate hosted by Jim Lehrer. (2008 Presidential Debates)http://whereistand.com/ElizabethRoss/60450http://whereistand.com/ElizabethRoss/60450Wed, 01 Oct 2008 18:47:54 GMT<div> <em>Hearkening back to my NFL days, Obama delivered, pure and simple.</em> </div>2008 Presidential Debatesauthor added
Deregulation is only good for the greedy, and is never good in the long run.
The federal government is most responsible for the current financial crisis. (Financial Crisis - 2008)http://whereistand.com/ElizabethRoss/59952http://whereistand.com/ElizabethRoss/59952Wed, 01 Oct 2008 18:26:14 GMT<div> <em>Deregulation is only good for the greedy, and is never good in the long run.</em> </div>Financial Crisis - 2008author added
Excuses, excuses. If someone can't campaign while dealing with the nation's problems, that someone should drop out.
John McCain and Barack Obama should not suspend their campaigns until Congress passes a bailout plan. (2008 Presidential Election)http://whereistand.com/ElizabethRoss/60468http://whereistand.com/ElizabethRoss/60468Fri, 26 Sep 2008 01:09:44 GMT<div> <em>Excuses, excuses. If someone can't campaign while dealing with the nation's problems, that someone should drop out.</em> </div>2008 Presidential Electionauthor added
Honestly, there should be laws saying that insurance companies may not refuse coverage on approved drugs, period.
Contraceptives should be covered by health insurance plans. (Health insurance)http://whereistand.com/ElizabethRoss/29120http://whereistand.com/ElizabethRoss/29120Wed, 17 Sep 2008 12:06:23 GMT<div> <em>Honestly, there should be laws saying that insurance companies may not refuse coverage on approved drugs, period.</em> </div>Health insuranceauthor added
A monopoly on information is never a good thing.
Anti-trust regulators should not allow the Google-Yahoo! search partnership. (Mergers & Acquisitions)http://whereistand.com/ElizabethRoss/59291http://whereistand.com/ElizabethRoss/59291Wed, 17 Sep 2008 12:05:09 GMT<div> <em>A monopoly on information is never a good thing.</em> </div>Mergers & Acquisitionsauthor added
Bush Administration policies have had a negative impact on the economy. (U.S. Economy)http://whereistand.com/ElizabethRoss/52393http://whereistand.com/ElizabethRoss/52393Mon, 15 Sep 2008 13:52:42 GMT<div> </div>U.S. Economyauthor added
Allowing severance packages sets a more dangerous precedent than the Fed stepping into this situation in the first place.
The Treasury Department should block severance packages for Fannie and Freddie corporate executives. (Bond Market)http://whereistand.com/ElizabethRoss/59303http://whereistand.com/ElizabethRoss/59303Sat, 13 Sep 2008 01:19:13 GMT<div> <em>Allowing severance packages sets a more dangerous precedent than the Fed stepping into this situation in the first place.</em> </div>Bond Market