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Tag Archives: Republican
Republicans on Wall Street
American politics are fascinating partly because sooner or later they cross the pond and replicate themselves here. Triangulation, for instance. Now we learn that the Republicans in Congress are adamant that the President’s debt limit bill must not go through … Continue reading
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Tagged Congress, debt crisis, Republican, tax cuts, Wall Street
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Tea Party woes
History is not kind to every insurgent movement: some succeed and change things for ever; many others make their point and then fade. This is probably what will happen to the amorphous Tea Party movement in the US which most … Continue reading
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Tagged Democrats, insurgencies, libertarianism, Republican, Sarah Palin, Wall Street
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