Election 2012 is finally here. We all face an important decision. I voted. I hope that you did as well. I decided that now would be a good time to endorse a candidate since my endorsement will probably sway the states of Ohio and Nevada. I’m kind of a big deal there. (In case you’re new here; yes, of course that was sarcasm)
1.) Whatever happened to individual responsibility? Presidents don’t create jobs. American people create jobs. I’d like to see a president who has the following economic policy:
It’s the season of giving thanks. I’m blessed beyond anything I deserve. I’m overwhelmingly thankful for my life. However, today I say “bah humbug.” Today, here are 3 things I’m not thankful for. >>>>Begin rant…
I’ve gotten a bit of flack over my “Occupy” rant. Just a quick note: I’m not so unlike you, protesters. I can empathize with the large number of currently unemployed college graduates. I graduated in May of 2002 with a degree in finance. I imagine that the job market for graduates with finance degrees during the summer of 2002 was similar to the job market for asbestos salespersons in the 1990s. I sent out resumes to over 100 companies. I groaned as my search broadened from large financial firms to insurance firms to pretty much anyone who would hire me.
First off, did you see the walk-off grand slam by Nellie Cruz last night? Legendary.
Anyhow, since I cringe every time I hear the words “Occupy Wall Street”, I decided it might make me feel better if I rant about it. So, here we go…
Josh is a fan of God, his wife, his 6 kids, business, finance, politics, spreadsheets, and Dr. Pepper. This blog is a lot like following him on Twitter (@joshwoodtx); but, it will take up way more of your valuable time.
