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Tag Archives: reagan
TAX CUTS & POLITICAL SUICIDE
I respect Malcolm Turnbull and Scott Morrison. They are intelligent, astute Parliamentarians. This makes it difficult for me to understand why they have made tax cuts the cornerstone of their election campaign. They appear to believe that such cuts will stimulate economic … Continue reading
Good Books about Rupert Murdoch, Harry Belafonte,The Dead Sea Deception and Great Expectations of our Angry Nation
After penning my article regarding the decadence of entitlement, I received a number of emails suggesting that I buy the most recent edition of Quarterly Essay and read Laura Tingle’s thoughts on the same issue. It is entitled “Great Expectations … Continue reading
Posted in Everald@Large Newsletter 2012, Good Books
Tagged adam blake, angry nation, da vinci code, david mcknight, dead sea deception, decadence, entitlement, george w bush, great expectations, harry belafonte, jeffrey archer, julia gillard, laura tingle, my song, quarterly essays, reagan, rupert murdoch, sidney poitier, thatcher, tony abbott, tony blair
