The Summer of 2009 is shaping up to be a bizzaro version of 2007, especially when it comes to the US auto industry.
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The Summer of 2009 is shaping up to be a bizzaro version of 2007, especially when it comes to the US auto industry. With “fight,” “war,” “battle,” “struggle,” “throw-down,” and “confrontation” all officially out as possible ways to describe America’s anti-drug efforts, the country may find itself unable to simply name the problem, much less solve it. So, now, the Government not only has a drug problem, it also has a marketing problem. If you see me in the near future, and I appear to be stressed, please excuse me. I just received word from the President that I am one of the most important people in America. In fact, our President says the future of the entire country rests, at least in part, in my hands. I fight on the front lines in a losing battle. My enemy is small in stature, no bigger than a deck of cards. It has the ability to stealthy move between pockets, purses, and palms. It invades my territory on a regular basis with an impenetrable wall of distraction. That backseat driver in your car? It’s Uncle Sam. And he’s there to watch your odometer. Upset because the government didn’t consult you on how to spend the money from the recently passed $787 Billion stimulus bill? Thanks to a new internet game from Addicting Games, you no longer need a fancy title like “Senator” or “Representative” in order to decide who gets Government help. |
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