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Let's take cues from the Dutch - New Orleans Times-Picayune Blogs

When David Waggonner refers to the Dutch as the "reigning masters of the water world, " he is speaking in both poetry and hyperbole. For, as we have learned in recent years, no one ever really masters water. But, forced to build elaborate structures ...

Its all about 'The Warming' religion for these folks. - Globe and Mail

Stan L from Canada writes: Joe Dick from Kingston, Canada writes: So the host of other environmental issues the cons have tackled 'Clean Air Act' mean nothing to these special interest groups. It means nothing to the Conservatives either...first off ...

TARP, Baby! - Slate

Once you get past the Neutral Story Line ** crap about the "web of suspicion" between "two parties bruised by years of partisan conflict," blah, blah, blah, the LAT 's Ron Brownstein seems to rebut the spin of pro-legalization Republicans, which is ...

Stupid comments and more on the bailout - Napa Valley Register

Those who say they won't vote for the bailout because it is socialistic — that's like having a theory that children should learn to swim by just throwing them in the water, so you throw in your kid and watch them drown to uphold your theory. Dave ...

Take A Deep Breath: Some Perspective On The Financial Crisis - Tech Dirt

I've been spending plenty of time talking to people, reading up and listening to various views on the whole financial crisis. Last week, I asked a bunch of folks I knew in the tech, economics and financial worlds for their thoughts on the situation ...

Campaign getting personal - Boston Globe

Get ready to hear a lot about Bill Ayers and Charles Keating this week, likely including Tuesday night's second presidential debate. Republican John McCain is trying to move the campaign off the economy -- an issue on which Democratic rival Barack ...

Central banks pump in $620bn as shares plummet - Times Online

Central banks around the world unveiled a plan to pump massive amounts of cash into the global banking system in a concerted effort to boost market confidence and inject liquidity into the global markets. The move followed a fall in the Dow Jones of ...

Analysis: Congress repeats 1930s errors with bailout vote - Times Online

In the 1930s, the US Congress did more than its fair share in helping to turn a financial crisis into a global depression. Yesterday it looked as though it was auditioning to assume that role again. Back then, Congress’s vote for protectionist ...