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Kazuo Ijiri's Column Kaitou-Ranma "a Presidential Election and Economic Policy"

John Mccain, in Canada, says Nafta created 25 million american jobs... and criticizes Obama's opposition. While Obama goes after McCain over offshore drilling, saying "it makes no sense at all" and that he intends to block it.

Grover Norquist has been one of the most influential conservatives operating behind the scenes in American political life for over a decade. Tune in today for a debate between Grover Norquist and progressive writer and strategist David Sirota. What are the real differences between John McCain and Barack Obama when it comes to trade? Health care? Taxes? Defense spending?We start out the show with David Sirota on his new book, The Uprising. Is a progressive populism brewing in America in 2008? Also today, the link between beach bonfires and global warming is the latest burning issue for Seattle environmentalists. Should the bonfire tradition continue?

Money-Guy 04-08-2008 I'm short on notes today, but heavy on great information in the audio of the show. I first provide my detailed perspective on the performance of the market in the first quarter of 2008. I then talk at length about staying focused on why you invested in the financial markets in the first place. If you [...] [[ This is a content summary only. Visit my website for full links, other content, and more! ]]

Can Social Security survive the baby boom? Economics Professor Bill Witte, whose grandfather helped create the Social Security program, discusses the origins of the program, and the problems that threaten it. He also presents the policy changes that may help relieve some of the burden. I think theres going to be increasing pressure as we move into the end of this decade and into the first part of the next decade to make changes to sort of stabilize the [Social Security] system on a longer-term basis.

Can Social Security survive the baby boom? Economics Professor Bill Witte, whose grandfather helped create the Social Security program, discusses the origins of the program, and the problems that threaten it. He also presents the policy changes that may help relieve some of the burden. I think theres going to be increasing pressure as we move into the end of this decade and into the first part of the next decade to make changes to sort of stabilize the [Social Security] system on a longer-term basis.

Money-Guy 01-28-2008 On this episode of the Money Guy Show we cover the following items: Details of the Government's bipartisan economic stimulus program How to drive your tax preparer crazy discussion with CPA, Brandon Verner Listener's Question Answered: What to do with 401k accounts from prior jobs Shameless self promotion: Last week I was on the Fox Business Network's America's Nightly Scoreboard to [...] [[ This is a content summary only. Visit my website for full links, other content, and more! ]]