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November 21, 20145

Ignoring Diseases, Curing Symptoms

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In 2001, the first time I walked out of the Guatemala City airport terminal into the sunshine, I was unprepared for the swarm of beggars crushing in on my wife and me. As I looked around nervously for the cab …

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Posted in Economics, Government, Politics, Poverty

January 29, 20140

Point Counter-Point

Authorbybdunn

“From the Occupy movement to the demonization of the rich embedded in virtually every word of our local newspaper, the San Francisco Chronicle, I perceive a rising tide of hatred of the successful 1 percent.” – Tom Perkins, venture capitalist …

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Posted in Corporate, Economics, Poverty, Verbatim, Work

January 14, 20141

Rome Didn’t Fall in a Day

Authorbybdunn

One of the big polling companies has discovered that 42% of Americans – the most since Gallup began galloping – identify themselves politically as independent, rejecting the labels of both of the so-called major political parties. Conclusion? Americans are increasingly …

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Posted in Government, Politics, Poverty, Self-reliance

November 1, 20131

Leading Halloween Indicators

Authorbybdunn

We live in what we call an “eclectic” neighborhood that’s been here since probably the late 1940s and mirrors the ethnic diversity and economic fortunes of Richmond, Texas, as a whole. Which is to say about 50% Hispanic population, 40% …

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Posted in Economics, Kids, Poverty

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