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May 8, 2008

Credit Cards: Democrats Eying Shylocks

And its about time the green flush credit card industry got a mowing by our government. Deregulation of the credit card industries in the late 1970's has seen an ever increasing, out of control, spiral of higher interest rates, higher debt limits, higher tolerance for high risk card holders, followed by higher interest rates. And this spiral culminated in a bankruptcy reform law passed by Republicans to better protect the credit card issuers in the event of consumer bankruptcy filing.

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April 29, 2008

Suffrage: Not what we expected.

Rational, thoughtful, educated, informed, and with a vested interest; these were the hopes of many of America's founders for the integral characteristics of those who vote and participate in the democracy portion of our Republic. Universal suffrage wasn't even close to being considered desirable at the founding of our nation.

Yet, universal suffrage is what we have delivered unto ourselves in the name of Women's rights, African American rights, Civil Rights, and Ignorant and Uneducated Rights. America decided that even the ignorant and uneducated are entitled to a voice in electing not just their district representatives of the U.S. House of Representatives as originally intended, but the Senate and the President as well.

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Written by David R. Remer ©. Posted at 12:20 AM | Comments (0) | TrackBack (0)

April 16, 2008

Janus McCain

Sen. John McCain is the most conflicted candidate I have seen since Richard Nixon. It is as if the left mouth Of Janus McCain doesn't know what the right mouth is saying, thus they contradict each other before the same public. Let's look at some examples.

Yesterday, in an obvious bid to pander for votes, McCain proposed a gasoline tax holiday for the summer. This is the same McCain who said in a GOP debate: "we can reduce these greenhouse gas emissions." The man's gratuitous ignorance of economic behavior is on display here. Lowering the cost of gasoline drives up demand and usage, thus increasing greenhouse gas emissions. Raising the cost of gasoline, decreases demand for gasoline and thus reduces greenhouse gas emissions. Janus McCain is conflicted.

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March 28, 2008

Green Energy Future?

My thanks to David Remer for permitting me to blog here at Poliwatch. I am an independent voter with a heavy lean and support for the Green Party.

I want to address the convergence of America's desperate reach for a sustainable energy policy. And America's ability to maintain and produce an even healthier environment. Such a convergence is not on track at this time.

It is a mistake for the public to believe all the Green ads by the likes of Exxon/Mobil and the Coal industry, who are spending 100's of millions a year to shore up their public image in the face of enormous controversy over their profits and subsidies, as well as their lobbying against measures that would truly move energy into the Green zone.

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October 22, 2007

NYTimes: American Taxes Too Low!

A New York Times editorial this morning says America isn't collecting enough taxes. The editorial argues that this leaves America unable to compete against other industrialized nations. Where the government's of China, India, and European nations provide their citizens with health care, their companies, free of the cost of employee health care, are able to make competitive products at a lower cost than in the U.S.

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April 16, 2008

The Author of Poliwatch

David R. Remer, the owner of this site, is Managing Editor and contributing writer for the now well visited WatchBlog political all partisan debate web site. Remer is also founder and president of Vote Out Incumbents Democracy, partly responsible for the new wave of growth in Independent voters who changed the election results on Nov. 7, 2006 and fueling the new voter interest in non-status quo politician like Obama. Remer's writings have appeared over the years on Political News & Analysis, on Zimbio, BlogCritics, and his interview posted on the net.

Remer's and guest writers like Jeff Wyan's writings are lightning rods for political debate elsewhere, and provide a backbone for independent and third party voter's issues, upon which to build anti-incumbent DuoParty coalitions. If you are interested in becoming a guest writer here, and have published articles elsewhere for review, please contact Remer using the Contact link elsewhere in this column.

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September 28, 2005

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