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Tag Archives: Barack Obama
We hold these truths to be self-evident…
“For those gallant first Americans, such a Nation as ours may have seemed like an unattainable dream. Their concept was revolutionary: a government of, by, and for the people. Yet, our Founders’ tenacity, resolve, and courage in the face of … Continue reading →
Posted in Change, Governance, Leadership, Politics
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Tagged 1776, 2010, Barack Obama, Declaration of Independence, Independence Day, July 4, National Archive, Thomas Jefferson
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Associations & The New Political Landscape
ASAE and The Center for Association Leadership (ASAE and The Center) President and CEO John Graham took time this week to share his perspective on the urgent issues facing the United States, President-elect Obama and the U.S. Congress as we move … Continue reading →
Be Careful With Numbers
Maybe it’s the lingering hangover from trying to wrap our minds around the now trillions of U.S. taxpayer dollars being spent to bailout the nation’s financial institutions. Or perhaps it’s the outrageous fifty billion dollar Ponzi scheme foisted on the … Continue reading →
Posted in Executive Development, Governance, Leadership, Politics
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Tagged bailout, Barack Obama, Blagojevich, Madoff, SEC, Securities and Exchange Commission, TARP, US Treasury
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Hail To The Chief Cookie?
With the US Presidential election just days away it’s time once again to check in on the coffee and a cookie poll. As you may recall from an earlier post the 7-Election coffee cup poll had Obama leading McCain 59.2% to … Continue reading →
Posted in Memorabilia, Politics
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Tagged 7-11, 7-Election, Barack Obama, blue states, coffee, cookie poll, cookies, democrats, election, elections, Joe The Plumber, John McCain, Lubeley's Bakery, McCain-Palin, Obama-Biden, political polls, presidential elections, presidential politics, rbanet.com, red states, republicans, Retail Bakers Association, St.Louis, tea
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