Memo to Michael Steele

TomInReston | February 8, 2009

This is NOT a deep thought.
No amount of incentives to businesses will create jobs.
Businesses will create jobs when and only when they need the workers to meet the demand for their products and services, regardless of what incentives are (or are not) in place.

For crying out loud. They’re trying to fix this mess.

TomInReston | February 7, 2009

i’m watching the travesty called the United State Senate, and right now I’d like to abolish it altogether and ship the whole crew — from whining Republicans to spineless Democrats to idiot staffers — to a desert island somewhere. Then they could bask in the company of one another and let the rest of us [...]

The “L” Word

TomInReston | January 25, 2009

Every now and then, there is an op-ed worth reading.
Author Timothy Garton Ash, a fellow at St. Antony’s College, Oxford, and the Hoover Institution at Stanford, looks at the debasement of the word “liberal,” and while the word itself may have been marginalized, the concepts it once embodied are a part of the fabric of [...]

Deadenders

TomInReston | January 24, 2009

I guess there always will be some who have their own identities so tied up in an ideology they can’t let go.
Still, I don’t understand.

Pay attention and learn

TomInReston | January 23, 2009

Dear Obama Administration:
If it hasn’t occurred to you yet, this is why you wait until your opponents have a chance to complain before you compromise.
Did you really think they’d accept your first offer? Jeesh.

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TomInReston

I'm a former working journalist and now communications director for a small Washington DC trade association. I'm also a political activist and technology enthusiast, two things I once thought were different.