Speaking in Wilmington, Delaware, Hillary Clinton tried to paint Donald Trump as someone who is out-of-touch with voters, describing how he flies in with his big jet, gives a speech, insults everybody, then gets back on the jet to fly to his country club house in Florida or his penthouse in New York. Continue reading
It’s ‘lyin Hil’ again
My book available again
I recently received additional copies of my book, One of the Last Business Dinosaurs: How I took an alternative path to success in business, in a second printing. If you would like to purchase a copy ($20 each) send your check with your mailing address to Eldon R. Kramer, 26520 Alma School Road #801, Scottsdale, AZ 85255
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The ‘not I’ business community needs to step up
Regular readers of this blog will recall my frequent criticism of businesses that get in bed with big government. We’ve seen it with automobile manufacturers and café standards. We saw pharmaceuticals and various health entities support ObamaCare. And we’ve witnessed energy firms jump on the climate change train. Continue reading
Verizon, Ohio State University grow a spine; tradition at The Citadel challenged
How refreshing it was to hear stories of two individuals, a CEO and a university vice president, who refused to be intimidated and spoke clearly for the entities they represent. Too often we read about companies and colleges who bow to “political correctness” and the fear of a lawsuit. Continue reading
New York values Trump style
Did Trump enter race as a lark?
The liberal media stirs the pot, again
Once appealing, Trump becomes appalling
Ordering an automobile you haven’t driven and may not see for two years
People stand in line to put down a $1,000 deposit on the new Tesla Model 3 in Scottsdale. (joeycarrera /the republic)
When I saw the photograph of people waiting in line at the Scottsdale Fashion Square mall (some since 3 a.m.) to put $1,000 down on a car they will not see for more than a year, the Tesla Model 3, a number of thoughts crossed my mind.
Who are these people, I thought, who would buy a pig in the poke? My father used to echo the saying, there’s a sucker born every minute, but I’m not sure these people fall in the category. They obviously have the money to do so. Continue reading