Trying to make sense of the memorandum and corporate decision making process.
September 1, 2004
1990s: As Golden Age?: I'm trying to find the great economy everybody was talking about in the 1990s...
Clean Gene is Dead: Some passing memories on the death of Euegene McCarthy.
Clinton in Coxscakie: Hillary came to town to ralley Democrats around Gillibrand.
Cuomo on the Mohawk: The man from Guy Park Place has yet to decide to run.
Dick Cheney: Shotgun Bandit: What Cheney's shotgun accident means to all Americans, gun owning or not.
Getting Health Insurance: How many desire to get low-cost insurance changed my plans.
Governing with Accountablity: Andrew has two visions on what accountablity is really about.
It's Time to Honor America: Beyond politics, there is a lot to like about America.
NO to Impeachment: Impeaching the President is a waste of time.
Ohio: Updating Neil Yong's lyrics for contemporary events.
On Car Insurance and Autobody Shops: The system that keeps you paying without getting anything in return.
On National ID Cards: Discussing the evil national ID cards.
Our Cowboy President: You don't have to like the President's policies to respect his sense of moral responsiblity.
Poem: It's 2006: The future seems not to come for man.
Respect President Bush: Not agreeing with the President doesn't make him evil.
Senator Paul Wellstone is Dead: Andrew is still shocked at the news of the death of man who was becoming one of the great Senators of the '00s.
The Blackout Blame Game: In continuing my series on blaming the right people, I try to look beyond the hype and mistakes of the media in covering the blackout.
Those Extra Twenty Hours: Brought to you by the same people who denied you national health care.
Undocumented Immigrants and Farms: Why the real solution to the illegal immigration is changing how we subsidize our farmers and not criminalizing or legalizing guest workers.
What is the Political?: The neological word I often use for describing aggregated political forces.
Why Modern Politics are Ill: Commentary on the ills of politics, and the need for activism.
Why the Democratic Stimulus Package Works: The proposed tax cuts by Republicans fail to provide adquate stimulus for sectors of the economy that need it the most.
Bureaucratic memorandums are suppost
to be understandable—
but after all these years I don't
see what they say.
I understand the terminology,
and I understand the
fears and paranoia that
govern 'em—but
they don't make a lot of sense.
To write as a professional
is to deny part of you,
bending opinion into
a bureaucratically acceptable
format.
I tell myself I will never
become a bureaucratic writer,
but as a free writer I see
much of my eyes in what
seems so repressed and denied.
There is no truth in the
bureaucratic memorandum or my
free writing—
just lies or other confusion.
Maybe there is no answers,
only freedom. Maybe we should
reject society as we know it,
and find our newselves—
somewhere and somehow.
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