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Monthly Archives: December 2008
Ohio’s 2005 Tax Reduction Act Was Predicted, By 2010, To Result In Yearly State Budget Shortfall of Billions
Recent Dayton Daily News articles seem to put blame for Ohio’s huge budget deficits on the recession and completely ignore the big impact Ohio’s 2005 Tax Reduction Act has on state revenue. In 2005, when this Reduction Act was being … Continue reading
Posted in M Bock, Opinion
Tagged 2005 Tax Reduction Act, Ohio budget deficit, tax breaks for the wealthy
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Mike Turner Voted “No” On Auto Bailout Because He Feared GM Would Send Money To Brazil
Ohio’s 3rd Congressional District Representative, Mike Turner, voted “No” on the recent $14 billion Detroit auto bailout legislation. Turner’s web-site doesn’t say a peep about Turner’s reasons for voting “No,” so, I telephoned his Dayton office and was told that … Continue reading
Joseph Stiglitz Says Anti-Regulation Ideology Caused Financial Meltdown
Interesting article in Vanity Fair, Capitalist Fools, by Nobel prize winning economist Joseph Stiglitz, traces our financial crisis to terribly flawed ideology — one that says markets are self-adjusting and that the role of government should be minimal. Stiglitz reports … Continue reading
Gov. Strickland Should Seek Revision In Ohio’s 2005 Tax Reduction Law — Before He Asks The Feds For Cash Handout
Ohio is missing a lot of money. A recent press release from the governor said, “Governor Ted Strickland and Budget Director J. Pari Sabety today announced that the state is facing not only a budget deficit in our current … Continue reading
Posted in M Bock, Opinion
Tagged Gov. Strickland, Ohio's 2005 Tax Reduction Law, Tax cuts for wealthy
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Deepak Chopra’s New Book: “Jesus: A Story of Enlightenment”
In searching around about Deepak Chopra’s controversial comments on CNN, I discovered that Chopra has published a new book, Jesus: A Story of Enlightenment. This Time Magazine review, by David Van Biema, says, that in this book, “We meet Jesus … Continue reading
Gotham Chopra Defends His Dad, Deepak, From WSJ Attack, About Origins Of Terrorism
Until the recent dustup about his CNN interview, I didn’t know that Deepak Chopra has a son, Gotham. Gotham’s bio shows that he works for Channel 1, the in school TV show for over 8 million students, as a foreign … Continue reading