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Obama or Bush: Who’s Tougher on Terrorists?

Published September 28, 2014 by Aaron Hoddinott
Category: InfluenceTagged Bush administration, George W. Bush, Barack Obama, military, ISIS, Obama Administration, American Presidents, warfare, Afghanistan, boots on the ground, private military contractors, Drone Warfare, drone warfare technology, Pentagon, CIA, spying agency, US warfare strategy, O
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While the two most recent American Presidents are polar opposites in respect to character, economic policies and political beliefs, they aren’t as far apart as most think when it comes to warfare. George W. Bush believed in openly flexing America’s military muscle by taking the …

The NFL Is On The Verge of Being Regulated To Death

Published December 12, 2013 by Aaron Hoddinott
Category: Culture of Capitalism, Risk vs. RewardTagged accountability, innovations, regulations, subprime meltdown, new regulation, Clinton administration, Bush administration, overregulated, risk takers, America, risks, article on regulation, NFL, long-term damages of concussions, rule change in the NFL, unintended consequence, excessive regulations, Rob Gronkowski, risk, personal responsibility
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After the subprime meltdown in 2008, congress enacted boatloads of new regulation. Some of the new regulations were most certainly needed; however, many of them were knee-jerk reactions created by bureaucrats who had no background in the industry they were imposing new rules on. Many …