carnival of political punditry – August 5, 2007
Welcome to the August 5, 2007 edition of carnival of political punditry.
Scholars & Rogues presents “Expert” advice on how to survive multiple-city terror attacks: deploy psychic abilities posted at Scholars and Rogues.
Tiffany Washko presents Natural Family Living Blog » Blog Archive » The Lead Toys Fiasco posted at Natural Family Living Blog.
Sagar Satapathy presents How Ron Paul as President Would Affect the US Dollar posted at Currency Trading.net.
Shaula Evans presents The War on Terror Is The War on Drugs… On Crack | The Agonist posted at The Agonist, saying, “The Presidential order giving the administration the power to freeze assets of any person or entity considered to be “undermining” efforts to stabilize Iraq, while potentially apocalyptic, is not extraordinary. The assault on civil liberties under the aegis of the “War on Drugs” presents a long-standing precedent.”
Charles H. Green presents Does Trust Drive the Dow? posted at Trust Matters, saying, “When you look at the markets, eras of high trust in business correspond to high returns. What, after all, is buying a stock but trust that the future will be better than the present – which requires trust that the present is running things properly.”
Scholars & Rogues presents Reframing the Republican lie about wealth in America posted at Scholars and Rogues. I am leaving my opinion of this at the new discussion forum.
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- August 6th
thenewpundit, you’ve done a great job as usual on the carnival. I know it takes a lot of work to make a *good* carnival — thank you for collecting and sharing these articles for us.
Ah, and for the record, I sent in the War on Terror piece for my friend and fellow Agonist writer, Ian Welsh. As much as I’d love to be able to say I’d written the piece, Ian is the author. (I don’t know why the blogcarnival.com submission form scrambles the name that way sometimes.)
thank you again,
Shaula