Political Roundtable Answers – 6
And now for the answers to Question #6 in the Great Energion Political Roundtable.
In no particular order:
Elgin also posted a response to the answers.
Remember: Everyone is invited to get involved!
And now for the answers to Question #6 in the Great Energion Political Roundtable.
In no particular order:
Elgin also posted a response to the answers.
Remember: Everyone is invited to get involved!
Links: Question 6 Joel Watts – Question 6 (Profit) – Answer What is the value of profit as a motive for action in the marketplace and competition as a regulating force? Do you trust profit making organizations more than non-profit? Under what circumstances? While profit and the profit motive are often maligned they are the…
D. Kevin Brown has an interesting essay written as he watched the most recent Republican debate. I think a key sentence is this: The only way to change a person is on the inside. Read Kevin’s post and comment.
Steve Kindle’s article on the recent school shooting in Florida raised some interesting questions and in the process demonstrated some problems that makes this issue so divisive. One of the issues that divides people is the very nature of the problem itself. Steve is clear in how he sees the problem when he writes, “The…
The answers to Question #3 are starting to roll in. As I get the links, I will add them to this post. Arthur Sido – Eliminate the Capital Gains Tax Bob Cornwall – Is the Capital Gains Tax Fair and Just? — Energion Political Roundable Joel Watts – Energion Roundtable Capital Gains Tax Elgin Hushbeck,…
What are the key policies that should be implemented in order to [create / facilitate the creation of / not impede the creation of] jobs? As always, feel free to compare your ideas to those of the candidates. Anyone is free to join in. If you do so, be sure to provide a link in…
by Dr. Bruce Epperly Leviticus 19:9-10 proclaims: When you reap the harvest of your land, do not reap to the very edges of your field or gather the gleanings of your harvest. Do not go over your vineyard a second time or pick up the grapes that have fallen. Leave them for the poor and…