Monday, July 28, 2008
‘We are not a nation of whiners,’ writes economist David Ranson, ‘but we do have a lot of alarmists. It is becoming politically incorrect to suggest that the economy is basically sound’. . . John McCain is facing ‘a disadvantage on pocketbook issues reminiscent of the failed reelection campaigns of Presidents George H.W. Bush and Jimmy Carter’. . . Some scientists believe ‘they have found a workable way of reducing carbon dioxide levels in the atmosphere by adding lime to seawater’. . . A new London nightclub called Surya is claiming to be ‘the world’s first ecological club’. . . Should the SEC be given more power to regulate investment banks?
‘We are not a nation of whiners,’ writes economist David Ranson, ‘but we do have a lot of alarmists. It is becoming politically incorrect to suggest that the economy is basically sound’. . .
John McCain is facing ‘a disadvantage on pocketbook issues reminiscent of the failed reelection campaigns of Presidents George H.W. Bush and Jimmy Carter’. . .
Some scientists believe ‘they have found a workable way of reducing carbon dioxide levels in the atmosphere by adding lime to seawater’. . .
A new London nightclub called Surya is claiming to be ‘the world’s first ecological club’. . .
Should the SEC be given more power to regulate investment banks?