middle class

Bill Hobbs has been doing some excellent blogging lately on the presidential campaign, particularly as it pertains to the candidate of change, Barack Obama, and his wife, the whiney Michelle, and her pricey earrings. Here are a few links:

Although the 9/11 hijackers were all well-educated middle class dudes, financed by a multi-millionaire, Barack Obama believes poverty breeds terrorists. He's wrong.

I’ll break my personal ban on politics for this one post, because I’d like to speak about an issue with which I am well acquainted.  For once, I’m not just spouting hot air; I think I actually have something to say that has direct bearing.

The big news today is that McShame will say he will balance the budget by the end of his first term as president.

I haven’t written about the IRS in quite a while, but this CNN piece caught my eye. The IRS wants to know how much money American’s are hiding in Swiss bank accounts.

U.S. Democratic candidate for Senate Kenneth Eaton has injected himself into a controversy over eminent domain.

A consulting firm hired to improve the Metro public school advises cutting down on the flight of the middle class from the system:

What is an elitist?

A elitist does not have to be rich or have a prestigious education. An elitist does not necessarily drink fancy drinks or drive luxury cars. There is no need to be good looking or personable to be an elitist.

The saga continues. I did 4 miles today. Yay me.