SWOT Analysis Of The Presidential Candidates
I am sure that by now you are aware that we are having a Presidential election this year. If you happened to miss that news, a new debate is probably around the corner. But who do you vote for if you aren't amongst the political base? The decisions can be difficult, especially if you don't follow politics. All sides have their strengths and weaknesses. To make the choices a little bit easier, I have created a SWOT Analysis Of The Presidential Candidates. A SWOT analysis is a marketing term that is an acronym for Strengths, Weaknesses, Oppositions, and Threats. It is used in identifying different aspects of a business. You can do the same for these politicians and then pick who you think may be best. Read more...
Five Lies Government Has Told Us About The Economy
The economy affects everyone. It's easy to point fingers one way or another but it is difficult to know who is at fault. This is NOT an article blaming Republicans or Democrats. It is just a way - in simplified terms - to look at some of the lies being told to the Middle Class in America. Economics can be a tricky topic and very hard to understand. We're told that by giving money to this group or another will be the reason the United States prospers or fails. It's never the case. Here's a look at what we're being told and how it probably will affect you. Read more...
Five Best News Stories Of 2010
With 2010 almost over, it is good to look at the top news stories that preoccupied us over the last twelve months. The news was filled these stories not for one day or one week, but for months at a time. The world is a pretty screwed up place right now and the news kept us aware of these important events night after night. No matter if you got your information from MSNBC, Fox News, CNN, NPR, or AOL, you were being informed about the headlines. So what mattered most this past year? Here's a look at the Five Best news items I could think of. Did these items make your list? Read more...
Categories: Politics, Technology Tags: barack obama, BP Oil Spill, Chilean Miners, Combat troops, democrats, Depression, economy, EU Collapse, Gulf Oil Spill, healthcare, house of representatives, iraq, news, Republicans, tea party, vuzuvela, Wikileaks, World Cup
How Well Do You Know The U.S. Government?
With all of the political mumbo-jumbo on the television these days, we should all be experts at what's going on with the United States government, however, you probably are unaware of many of these. The questions aren't hard - they can easily be looked up - but they don't appear in every day discussion. It is our duty to know what is going on with our government. This quiz deals with our Senators and Representatives, current bills being discussed in Congress, and hot topics of the day. Take a look at this and see if you are up on your current events! Read more...
Americans Ostracized By Politics
As a moderate person who votes for whomever I think is right for the job, I’d like to say that our politicians are doing a smashing job! Keep it up! With rhetoric and quoting from fear mongers, we are bound to have almost half of the country left out in the cold! That should bring in the votes! Am I being too harsh, you say? Let’s take a look at the numbers of people that have been made to look like outsiders and see why people are having a hard time siding with a political party. Read more...
By The Numbers: Home Owners’ Fears
According to the Rasmussen Reports, there are a number of fears amongst Republican, Democrat, and Independent home owners. While the news - on both sides of the political coin doesn't help matters any, it is the voter who can make their voices heard by showing up in the booth when it comes time to do something about the situations. These statistics about home owners is from June 5, 2010. Read more...
Categories: Home and Living Tags: buyer confidence, democrats, economics, foreclosures, home buying, home owner, homeowner, homeowner statistics, rasmussen report, Republicans
