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Self-tutoring about politics and “the way things are”: the tutor reflects…. Back in the 90s, many situations bothered me about “the way things were.” When I’d question any such case, someone in their late 40s or 50s would always say …
Self-tutoring about the pandemic: the tutor mentions Leon Cooperman. Leon Cooperman is a billionaire who was born into a working class family. He made his money investing, or managing investment portfolios. I’d say, therefore, that he has a good record …
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Self-tutoring about US politics: the tutor reflects…. Lots of people I know aren’t fans of the US president right now. He doesn’t seem much of a politician. Less politically, there are a few statistics I’ve been thinking about. Under Trump, …
Self-tutoring about politics: the tutor discusses the US deficits and Trump. I don’t listen to or read the news much, although a couple of apps send me headlines on my phone. Of course, the US political campaign has already begun. …
Self-tutoring about politics: the tutor echoes a key point mentioned by The Print, a channel of YouTube. The Print is a channel on YouTube I’ve found informative, as well as engaging. When I’m preparing dinner or cleaning the kitchen I …
Self-tutoring about politics: the tutor begins about the results of Canada’s 2019 election. Hello, Canadians! Congratulations on your vote: you changed the political landscape. Last night’s two big winners are the Conservatives and the Bloc. Green, rising from one seat …
Self-tutoring about Election 2019: the tutor discusses majority vs minority government. As far as I can tell, the Liberals and Conservatives are dead even right now: 31% to 32%. NDP is at 19%. There is another close split: Canadians’ preference, …
Self-tutoring about politics: the tutor continues about the idea of balancing the budget. Supposedly, 77 percent of Canadians think the next government should balance the budget. Yet, last I read, no major party is offering to do so during the …
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Self-tutoring about politics and the coming election: the tutor mentions the super-wealth tax, as he understands it. We are used to federal consumption tax (GST) and income tax, but what about tax on holdings? Perhaps Singh’s proposed “super-wealth” tax would …
Self-tutoring about politics: the tutor continues about the upcoming vote. My wife and I’ve been married 24 years. Take it from me: she’s no dreamer. Likely the dreamiest action she ever took was to marry me; I don’t imagine her …