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Monthly Archives: September 2012
Mitt Romney: Bad For At Least One Business (Bain & Company)
It’s quite strange to see Bain as just another company trying to recruit college graduates. We’ve all been so accustomed to seeing Bain linked with Mitt Romney that it’s very weird to talk about it without mentioning the Republican presidential nominee. Continue reading
Posted in 2012 Presidential Election, Politics
Tagged Bain, jobs, Mitt Romney, Politics
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Vote No on Proposition 31: Changes to State Budgeting
This is the second part of a series of posts analyzing California’s propositions: Vote Yes on Proposition 30 – Jerry Brown’s Budget Plan Vote No on Proposition 31 – Changes to State Budgeting Vote No on Proposition 32 – Union-busting … Continue reading
Posted in California
Tagged California, confusing, elections, Politics, Proposition 31, state budget
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Paul Ryan’s Cuts to Student Aid
One of the almost unnoticed aspects of Ryan’s budget is what it would do to federal student aid. This New Republic article, which has also gone almost unnoticed, goes into it.
According to Perry Stein, Ryan would substantially cut the federal aid that the government gives to low-income students. Continue reading
Posted in Education
Tagged college, Education, Paul Ryan, Pell Grants, Politics, Stafford Loans
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Vote Yes on Proposition 30: Jerry Brown’s Budget Plan
Proposition 30 is the most important proposition on the ballot this year. Continue reading
Posted in California
Tagged budget, Education, Jerry Brown, Proposition 30, revenue increases, schools, University of California
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Cultural Differences Between Republicans and Democrats
The conventions show what the parties are like. They show the soul of the parties. Continue reading
Posted in Democrats, Politics, Republicans
Tagged America, culture, Democratic National Convention, Democrats, Republican National Convention, Republicans
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