… recent years and it is THEM that must start spending. If we wait for the majority of Americans to regain financial health to start spending we will wait A VERY LONG TIME. [Contact Joel S. Hirschhorn through delusionaldemocracy.com.] …
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Investing in infrastructure isn’t just a tagline used by the incoming Obama administration and congressional Democrats to try to get a stimulus bill passed, but a priority for the vast majority of Americans—even if they have to pay for …
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However, we should be reminded that the vast majority of Americans are probably in the top 5% (10% for sure) of the worlds population when it comes to having not only things, but a place to live, food and a relatively crime and war free …
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With all that’s been happening in recent years, the fact that the overwhelming majority of Americans have yet to DO anything needs to change. Follow their example and help change the world around you. Do not let the people in power run …
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Can you blame the skeptics or the majority of Americans who think the federal government is doing a rotten job at managing and leading our nation? Is there any reason to believe that subsidizing the “zombie” banks by printing more money …
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Latest Gallup Pole:Majority of Americans Favor $775 Billion Economic Stimulus. The Gallup Poll was done January 6-7 and the question was:. Do you favor or oppose Congress passing a new $775 billion economic stimulus program as soon as …
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For the great majority of Americans, convictions that are moral are inseparably connected to religion. “Therefore, if someone says that all the convictions can be in play in the political process except those that are religiously …
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… as long as the mainstream media continues to misinform the public that doesn’t get its news from the sites on the internet that talk truth to power, there will be no change in American opinion as the majority of Americans get their …
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A vast majority of Americans still say â œMerry Christmasâ instead of the more politically correct greeting â œHappy Holidays,â a recent poll shows.
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The last time a majority of Americans felt the influence of religion was rising was in December 2001, just months after the 9/11 terrorist attacks, when 71 percent said religious influence was increasing – the highest percentage Gallup …
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