Survival skills for those of us crazy enough to work for ourselves.
By John Ingrisano on Jun 2, 2010 in Commentary | 2 Comments
I am no economist; just a guy knee-deep in the grit, grime and glory of small business. And when I say the last year or so has been a bear, I suspect I am preaching to the choir. I discovered that, yes, there is money out there, but no one is giving it away without [...]
By John Ingrisano on Dec 16, 2009 in Commentary | 0 Comments
This is part rant, part rave! I’ve had it and am fed up about the ignorant, anti-capitalism noise coming from the President of the United States and those around him. I expect this kind of idiocy from euro-trash, people who see the government as a huge tit from which all their needs flow. But from our [...]
By Bill Willard on Jul 13, 2009 in Commentary | 0 Comments
By John A. Mangin, Jr. As a nation, we face immediate challenges, both of which threaten to destroy our capitalistic system if we let them: Cap-and-Trade, that rip-off by a government bent on rewarding its political favorites by creating a scarce new commodity, “carbon credits,” making businesses buy it, but forcing the poor pay to [...]
