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Newsletter from Scott Cantonwine/CEO
How do you like me now?
The political sham that is the "Obama Administration" keeps
careening along at warp speed. Constantly shifting from side
to side, circling the ring like a punch-drunk prize fighter. So
much spinning that the White House may be full of demo-wool by
now. From healthcare to financial oversight, from
economic stimulus to gays in the military, the crowd in charge of
the ship has not stopped campaigning. It would be nice to
see some Presidential governance instead of the continuing string
of socio-political maneuverings. And next will be another battle
royale for the placement of a Supreme Court justice.
Fortunately the economy has been on a slight improving pattern so
much of the domestic pressure facing Obama and his minions will be
minimized. It should become quite obvious the upswing of the
countries financial fortunes have nothing to do with current
politics but is merely a result of perpetual historic cycles.
Motorboat short term hysteria has little or no effect on the
steamship business element of the US or world economies.
However, the continued thirst for taxation and regulation can have
lingering impact on how fast and how long commercial successes may
flourish. Now a value added tax for the US. Do they
not realize they need to create incentive to produce more jobs.
They need to have the same energy in producing increased
employment (more taxpayers at the current rates) not higher taxes
on the existing job holding population!!! Has
anyone seen Al Bore lately??? The global warming
debate lumbers along with its misinformation and "cooked" data in
an attempt to further the misguided notion that man can somehow
control an entire climate. All the volcanoes and natural
producers of carbon precipitates should heed Al Bore's
hot air and cooperate before all the "green" initiatives add
further costs to the world economy. On a brighter
note the NBA playoffs are underway, the NFL Draft has unfolded,
major league baseball is in full swing along with NHL post season
play. Thank goodness for some diversion to our day-to-day
bombardment from the politicos.
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