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I was most impressed at the lightspeed response by the media and internet folks to John McCain's announcement of his pick for the Vice President spot, one Sarah Palin, the current governor of Alaska, who is two years into her first term.

Yeah, who??

Barack Obama just won the Democratic nomination for President of the United States by acclamation.  Hillary Clinton did an OUTSTANDING job in her speech last night to the point that I am back to wishing they’d been on a joint ticket.  She really wow’d.  Both of these events made me happy.

I’m not misty-eyed about this. I honestly expect that the crack[bleep] SUV demographic will get its way, and that if it turned out that you could fill up a truck on babies’ blood, people would gladly sign on. But it won’t stop the desert from sweeping in to reclaim Vegas.

I think we Americans have become a whiny, selfish bunch. 

If something goes bad in our life it's not our fault.  It's someone else' fault.  And we are always the victim of something, never the victimizer.  Why is that? I don't remember it being that way when I was a young man in my twenties.

I think we Americans have become a whiny, selfish bunch. 

If something goes bad in our life it's not our fault.  It's someone else' fault.  And we are always the victim of something, never the victimizer.  Why is that? I don't remember it being that way when I was a young man in my twenties.

Last week’s PricewaterhouseCoopers Outlook 2012 event in New York had some heavy hitters discussing the implications of all this “social stuff“.
Media Metrics CEO and founder Laura Martin at a panel moderated by Jack Myers at last week’s media event. Sharing the stage with Martin were Nick Brien, Worldwide CEO of Universal McCann; John Eck, President [...]

Willie Daunic appears with George Plaster on the The Sports Zone in the afternoons.  He is the eternal optimist which can be refreshing in today's media.

by Nicole McIntyre

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