governors declared war on education summer school became the first casualty.

October 5, 2012 03:36 pm at 3:36 pm |

Sniffit

"salaries are not going down, they are just not going us as fast as the cost of living"

When your purchasing power DECREASES, it is the functional equivalent of your slary "going down." THAT is what has beenhappening for several decades to the middle-class and it why we're stuck in a massive demand vacuum.

October 5, 2012 03:38 pm at 3:38 pm |

HOLY TIGHTY WHITIES WILLARD

Vote for a business man!
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Ha! A business man who invested in companies that pioneered outsourcing American jobs. The same business man who invested in CNOOC but sold his shares once he decided to run for President. That kind of business man? I'll take a pass.

October 5, 2012to pay Bill Shannon, Inc., the sum of $59,789.94 on or before September 5, 1983. San Clemente was accompanied by his attorney, who advised him to sign the note. San Clemente and his attorney both testified, over objection, that the note had been executed for plaintiff's benefit to reflect losses for business purposes and Internal Revenue tax purposes.
San Clemente testified he was told by the plaintiff's attorney that the promissory note would never be used against him. The parties contemplated suing the City of San Antonio because of the losses, and the meetings and telephone conversations were mainly to discuss the possible lawsuit.
The defendant's attorney testified that the sum on the promissory note represented the loss suffered on the city project. Over objection he explained:
As a result of