Monthly Archives: February 2006

Middle Management

By Robert Fischer | Published: February 28, 2006

There are many businessy people kicking around this blog (and my LJ) who have figured out people a whole lot more than I have. Given that, I appeal and beg for them to share their knowledge and wisdom. It’s looking likely that I am going to become grunt quasimanagement. Due to various political issues that [...]

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Citizens Against Government Waste: porkerofthemonth

By Robert Fischer | Published: February 27, 2006

Citizens Against Government Waste: porkerofthemonth Looks like RFIDs are going into passports after all. Nifty — now people don’t need to steal your passports in order to steal your identity. And your passports are going to quintuple (that’s 5x) in price.

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How to tie Republicans to corruption

By Brian Hurt | Published: February 23, 2006

An interview with Amy Klobuchar shows how to do it.

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drawing a line in the sand

By analog | Published: February 23, 2006

The UAE port security scandal has caused nearly unprecedented unity among Democrats and Republicans against the Bush administration. But Democrats need to realize that Bush isn’t really their problem – Republicans are. Here’s how the Democrats can really exploit this issue politically, and make America more secure in the process.

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Moving In

By Robert Fischer | Published: February 23, 2006

Moving into the new place Saturday at 10 o’clock. Meet-up is at the old place. Contact me for more info.

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