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Monthly Archives: January 2009
A change of the guard
by Michael Granger If we had to pick the most used word in 2008, it would have to be change. Barack Obama ran on change as it applies to the old order of politics in the United States. So when we … Continue reading
Posted in Ken Feltman, Politics, Washington
Tagged change, first African American president, hope, inaugration, Obama
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Is this the place for the world’s financial capital?
by Ken Feltman Bank failures are caused by depositors who don’t deposit enough money to cover losses due to mismanagement. – Dan Quayle, former vice president of the United States and senator from Indiana Should I complain about the relocation … Continue reading
Posted in Geopolitical, Ken Feltman, Lobbyists, Politics
Tagged Canary Wharf, Dan Quayle, Dubai, financial capital, foreign banks, Frankfurt, London, Neel Kashkari, Singapore, TARP, Tokyo, Washington
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Hope mingled with fear
by Michael Granger Barack Obama’s election as president of the United States marks a new epoch in the country’s history. Hard work, desire, personality and, yes, luck threw him in the path of mainstream presidential politics and indeed in the path … Continue reading
Posted in Ken Feltman, Politics
Tagged change, fear, first African American president, hope, inaugration, Obama
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Chicago 1, U.S. Senate 0
by Ken Feltman We don’t have a problem with him as an individual. – Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid Really? No problem with Roland Burris? No problem with the about-to-be-junior senator from Illinois? That’s not how it sounded recently – … Continue reading
You can take Obama out of Chicago but …
by Ken Feltman Hello, Chicago! – Barack Obama, beginning his victory speech in Chicago’s Grant Park Can you take Chicago out of Obama’s past, present and future? Probably not. The latest ploy by Illinois Governor Rod Blagojevich – appointing a … Continue reading
Posted in Controversial, Ken Feltman, Lobbyists, Politics
Tagged "Chicago ain't ready for reform", "Fast Eddie", "Kiss my mistletoe", "Lords of the Levees", "River Wards", "vote early and vote often", 1960 presidential election, Al Capone, alderman, Art Institute, Bathhouse John Coughlin, Big Bill Thompson, chain ballot, Chicago, Chicago Black Sox, Chicago Fire, Chicago River, Chicago Stock Exchange building, Chicago style politics, Cicero, Crime Syndicate, Democrats, ghost employees, ghost voters, Hinky Dink Kenna, Lisa Madigan, Louis Sullivan, Lower Michigan Avenue, Mafia, Magnificant Mile, Mayor Daley, O'Hare International Airport, Obama, Paddy Bauler, Pat Quinn, precinct captains, Rahm Emanuel, railroads, Republicans, Rod Blagojevich, Sears Tower, Second City, ubi est mea, urbs in horto, Windy City
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