Charlie Rose

SharkswithfrikingLazers  08/23/2012 01:25 AM Report

Charlie, when is it self-plagiarism?

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Plagiarism#The_concept_of_self-plagiarism

"Self-plagiarism" may refer to the case of a student who resubmits "the same essay for credit in two different courses."

Charlie, did you resubmit to your more sophisticated audience?

Naughty, naughty.

winter  06/18/2012 01:22 PM Report

The reason conservatives continually cite the POTUS for a lack of leadership is because their idea of leadership is closer to dictatorship. We witnessed how they operate, Newt as speaker, governors in Michigan, Arizona, Florida, Wisconsin, the House "we don't compromise" majority. Hidebound and unreasonable to bizarre as to where we've arrived, and its even been verified by old school GOP politicians. They have the top tax bracket where they like it now, their tactics towards locking it in in the coming months will expose them further. What will they try to blackmail the President with this time?

sabilamalik  06/18/2012 05:57 AM Report

really great and informative interview, appreciated

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tbo88  06/11/2012 09:52 PM Report

Great interview with Jeb Bush. I still think he would have been better as President than his brother, but we may never know. I'm glad his 2 boys are involved in politics. I hope they continue to stay interested in it and may provide something to the political landscape in the future.

SharkswithfrikingLazers  06/11/2012 09:51 PM Report

Here is the cold link (cut and paste) to the endorsement clip I mentioned earlier:

http://www.thedailyshow.com/watch/mon-april-2-2012/indecision-2012---endless-suffrage-2012---jump-on- the-bandwagon-edition

Jeb's father and mother are in it but the stars are Ted Kennedy, John McCain and Mitt's wife.

tabs  06/11/2012 06:17 PM Report

Mr Jeb has a 3 word problem that will thwart any further political ambitions and those words are SAVINGS AND LOAN...and his 4.565M USD DEFAULT on a loan from a Florida Savings and Loan in the late 1980's. Of which Mr Jeb had to repay $500,000 and got to keep the building that the loan purchased as the building was reappraised at only $500,000.

SharkswithfrikingLazers  06/10/2012 11:39 PM Report

Charlie, we heard Bush say "lack of leadership from Obama" and I was playing the talking point game so I had to take a shot.

This is hilarious--blame the Democrats and then get booed when you say your candidate's name:

"U.S. Sen. Kay Bailey Hutchison, in her speech to the 2012 Texas GOP Convention, painted the Democrats as trying to sow dissension among Republicans over Mitt Romney. Her all-GOP audience demonstrated the dissension that’s there, regardless of who planted it.

“We have got the job of electing Mitt Romney president of the United States … but the Democrats are trying to divide us. Democrats are trying to say Republicans aren’t enthusiastic about our nominee,” she said. “I’m plenty enthusiastic about Mitt Romney. It is time for us to rally around Mitt Romney."

There were strong boos and shouts of “Ron Paul” when she said Romney’s name, although some also applauded. She said his name several times and pretty much got the same reaction each time."

So blame the Democrats for the problem and then every time you say Romney's name you get booed.

We must be seeing a real lack of leadership from the Republicans. Wait! That is their talking point for Obama so now I have to spit out my shot.

Oh Republicans, why do you turn the country in circles?

SharkswithfrikingLazers  06/10/2012 04:26 AM Report

Charlie, on who should be on the Republican ticket for Vice President:

http://www.thedailyshow.com/watch/mon-april-23-2012/endless-suffrage-2012---of-vice-and-men

Bush and Rubio really work the court well together.

The Romney endorsement segment is even funnier.

reward1  06/09/2012 03:33 PM Report

I listened with interest to Mr. Rose's interview with the younger Bush. He comes across as a beign Republican - a reasonable one if you will. Well BULL. He assails our President for excessive spending. Where was he and the others when his brother was blowing a hole in the surplus he was left on two UNFUNDED wars? How about the 1/2 trillion dollar precsription drug plan that was also unfunded? He and his ilk make me sick. What a phony. At least our President is attempting to right the ship his brother almost sank.

Ricardo_Amaral  06/09/2012 09:10 AM Report

I just posted some information about the current European banking crisis at the Elite Trader Economics forum:

Central Banks and the US Dollar

http://www.elitetrader.com/vb/showthread.php?s=9e34a4842ea0dad73702e144184c3c07&threadid=81958&perpag e=6&pagenumber=101

One of the videos mentioned that The Vatican Bank is going bankrupt...and another said that different estimates put the money needed for a Spanish bank bailout at anywhere from 27 to 100 billion euros.

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REMant  06/08/2012 12:51 PM Report

A lot of ppl think the Bush family is not quite so benign.

I'd like to believe Romney also believes we shouldn't penalize savers, but I doubt he does.

Republicans, I feel certain, want to avoid hiking taxes simply because Democrats want to avoid cutting spending. The only way to break the impasse is to do a lot better job of budgeting.

While I appreciate Mr Bush's economic positions, I can't agree with those on foreign policy or immigration, which I think are inimical to it. The latter because immigration should not end up as a means of coercing the citizenry, which is essentially what loose monetary policy allows. Get rid of that and markets can be expected to work fairly, including that for employment. I have the feeling tho that many who back immigration are looking for cheap ppl as much as cheap goods. The foreign policy would seem to be equally self-seeking.

The real problem with America is the number of ppl who just plain don't work, can't work, or accomplish nothing of real value, which I attribute to this endemic monetary welfare. Our educational system is equally a victim of it. How else could its top-heaviness be sustained? This no doubt brands me a Puritan for some, but I am not talking about that kind of discipline. Indeed quite the opposite. America is like an adolescent, and there's only one solution. The rest will follow from it.

And I don't really think upward mobility measures much since it, too, seems to be a function of leverage.

Last, I don't think marriage should be sanctioned under any law. That as well conflicts with liberty and responsibility. We do it, I suspect, mainly to cope with the problems of children, but on that score would seem to be clearly ineffective, so I see no point to it. Let religious institutions deal with the problem and keep the govt out of it.