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November 14, 2008 at 9:10 AM in reply to: Have you ever been employed by a poor person or a liberal? #304442
Allan from Fallbrook
Participantarraya: I don’t always agree with you, but that was a beautifully written post above. I mean that sincerely. You have an excellent command of the language and the use of Faust in there really got me. Update Goethe to the present day and re-write the play.
HWG: I agree about Pawlenty. Unfortunately, for the party “faithful”, he is now the “fringe” element.
November 14, 2008 at 9:10 AM in reply to: Have you ever been employed by a poor person or a liberal? #304807Participantarraya: I don’t always agree with you, but that was a beautifully written post above. I mean that sincerely. You have an excellent command of the language and the use of Faust in there really got me. Update Goethe to the present day and re-write the play.
HWG: I agree about Pawlenty. Unfortunately, for the party “faithful”, he is now the “fringe” element.
November 14, 2008 at 9:10 AM in reply to: Have you ever been employed by a poor person or a liberal? #304820Participantarraya: I don’t always agree with you, but that was a beautifully written post above. I mean that sincerely. You have an excellent command of the language and the use of Faust in there really got me. Update Goethe to the present day and re-write the play.
HWG: I agree about Pawlenty. Unfortunately, for the party “faithful”, he is now the “fringe” element.
November 14, 2008 at 9:10 AM in reply to: Have you ever been employed by a poor person or a liberal? #304837Participantarraya: I don’t always agree with you, but that was a beautifully written post above. I mean that sincerely. You have an excellent command of the language and the use of Faust in there really got me. Update Goethe to the present day and re-write the play.
HWG: I agree about Pawlenty. Unfortunately, for the party “faithful”, he is now the “fringe” element.
November 14, 2008 at 9:10 AM in reply to: Have you ever been employed by a poor person or a liberal? #304895Participantarraya: I don’t always agree with you, but that was a beautifully written post above. I mean that sincerely. You have an excellent command of the language and the use of Faust in there really got me. Update Goethe to the present day and re-write the play.
HWG: I agree about Pawlenty. Unfortunately, for the party “faithful”, he is now the “fringe” element.
November 14, 2008 at 8:29 AM in reply to: Have you ever been employed by a poor person or a liberal? #304422Participantyooklid: Ah, saints preserve us! Are we all going to start singing “Danny Boy” and crying into our Guinness?
That’s all we need: A bunch of Fenians railing against the Crown!
November 14, 2008 at 8:29 AM in reply to: Have you ever been employed by a poor person or a liberal? #304787Participantyooklid: Ah, saints preserve us! Are we all going to start singing “Danny Boy” and crying into our Guinness?
That’s all we need: A bunch of Fenians railing against the Crown!
November 14, 2008 at 8:29 AM in reply to: Have you ever been employed by a poor person or a liberal? #304800Participantyooklid: Ah, saints preserve us! Are we all going to start singing “Danny Boy” and crying into our Guinness?
That’s all we need: A bunch of Fenians railing against the Crown!
November 14, 2008 at 8:29 AM in reply to: Have you ever been employed by a poor person or a liberal? #304816Participantyooklid: Ah, saints preserve us! Are we all going to start singing “Danny Boy” and crying into our Guinness?
That’s all we need: A bunch of Fenians railing against the Crown!
November 14, 2008 at 8:29 AM in reply to: Have you ever been employed by a poor person or a liberal? #304875Participantyooklid: Ah, saints preserve us! Are we all going to start singing “Danny Boy” and crying into our Guinness?
That’s all we need: A bunch of Fenians railing against the Crown!
November 14, 2008 at 8:12 AM in reply to: Have you ever been employed by a poor person or a liberal? #304403ParticipantDan: Agreed on the SF/Bay Area as being a concentration of wealth, but wouldn’t it (geographically speaking) be more correct to point out that the Silicon Valley/Santa Clara County region is really the economic force that drives the area?
I bring that up because Silicon Valley/Sta Clara represent a very interesting mix of liberal and conservative politics, with the epicenter being Stanford University. Stanford, for years now, has wrangled back and forth with the liberal element (the academics) fighting the conservative element (the scientists and researchers) over the programs that Stanford supported which were funded by the defense industry and government.
So it isn’t completely clear cut in the case of the SF/Bay Area, especially when you consider that many of the companies (Intel, Loral/L3, Varian, etc) have been sucking the government teat for decades (going back to the 1950s and 1960s in some cases).
November 14, 2008 at 8:12 AM in reply to: Have you ever been employed by a poor person or a liberal? #304768ParticipantDan: Agreed on the SF/Bay Area as being a concentration of wealth, but wouldn’t it (geographically speaking) be more correct to point out that the Silicon Valley/Santa Clara County region is really the economic force that drives the area?
I bring that up because Silicon Valley/Sta Clara represent a very interesting mix of liberal and conservative politics, with the epicenter being Stanford University. Stanford, for years now, has wrangled back and forth with the liberal element (the academics) fighting the conservative element (the scientists and researchers) over the programs that Stanford supported which were funded by the defense industry and government.
So it isn’t completely clear cut in the case of the SF/Bay Area, especially when you consider that many of the companies (Intel, Loral/L3, Varian, etc) have been sucking the government teat for decades (going back to the 1950s and 1960s in some cases).
November 14, 2008 at 8:12 AM in reply to: Have you ever been employed by a poor person or a liberal? #304780ParticipantDan: Agreed on the SF/Bay Area as being a concentration of wealth, but wouldn’t it (geographically speaking) be more correct to point out that the Silicon Valley/Santa Clara County region is really the economic force that drives the area?
I bring that up because Silicon Valley/Sta Clara represent a very interesting mix of liberal and conservative politics, with the epicenter being Stanford University. Stanford, for years now, has wrangled back and forth with the liberal element (the academics) fighting the conservative element (the scientists and researchers) over the programs that Stanford supported which were funded by the defense industry and government.
So it isn’t completely clear cut in the case of the SF/Bay Area, especially when you consider that many of the companies (Intel, Loral/L3, Varian, etc) have been sucking the government teat for decades (going back to the 1950s and 1960s in some cases).
November 14, 2008 at 8:12 AM in reply to: Have you ever been employed by a poor person or a liberal? #304796ParticipantDan: Agreed on the SF/Bay Area as being a concentration of wealth, but wouldn’t it (geographically speaking) be more correct to point out that the Silicon Valley/Santa Clara County region is really the economic force that drives the area?
I bring that up because Silicon Valley/Sta Clara represent a very interesting mix of liberal and conservative politics, with the epicenter being Stanford University. Stanford, for years now, has wrangled back and forth with the liberal element (the academics) fighting the conservative element (the scientists and researchers) over the programs that Stanford supported which were funded by the defense industry and government.
So it isn’t completely clear cut in the case of the SF/Bay Area, especially when you consider that many of the companies (Intel, Loral/L3, Varian, etc) have been sucking the government teat for decades (going back to the 1950s and 1960s in some cases).
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