Political and Personal Issues
Members of Congress have a generous pension plan that for all intents and purposes insulates them from stock market fluctuations that currently threaten the retirement accounts of most of the rest of us.
U. S. House and Senate members are offered a defined-benefit pension backed by the U. S. Treasury and largely protected from market forces. [...]
This morning I’m looking at another political issue that aggravates me. Our two senators are Mark Udall and Michael Bennett. Hopefully they will soon be replaced by Conservatives that vote with their constituents.
You see Mark Udall votes 92% with his party. That means he might vote 8% with his constituents. That’s only maybe.
Then Michael Bennet [...]
Tags: constituents, john salazar, mark udall, michael bennet, representatives, senators, votingThis is a great idea. Only need 3/4 of the State Legislatures to pass this to become law…AND IT IS VETO PROOF including no appeal to the Supreme Court.
Proposed 28th Amendment to the United States Constitution:
“Congress shall make no law that applies to the citizens of the United States that does not apply equally [...]
Adjusting to tough economic times
When a company falls on difficult times, one of the
things that seems to happen is they reduce their staff and
workers. The remaining workers need to find ways to continue
to do a good job or risk that their job would be eliminated
as well. Wall street, and the media [...]
Tags: CEO, congressmen, economic times, House of Representatives, left, media, senators, U S Congress, wall street, workers
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