- Posted on:
April 29, 2012
- Categories:Politics
- By:Robert Cardoza
With Republicans moving ever further to the right and Democrats to the left — though not so far as Republicans are to the right — there really is a crying need for a centrist alternative. President Barack Obama hopes to win re-election with populist appeals for “fairness,” meaning raising taxes on the highest earners regardless…
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April 27, 2012
- Categories:Economics
- By:Robert Cardoza
After playing (price) tag for more than a year, Apple Inc., the iconic symbol of Generation Y, recently blew past Exxon Mobil Corp. and is riding the wave of success following the release of its new iPad. With its market capitalization pegged at more than $550 billion, the technology giant achieved the uncontested title of…
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April 26, 2012
- Categories:Economics World
- By:Robert Cardoza
On Saturday The Times reported on an apparently growing phenomenon in Europe: “suicide by economic crisis,” people taking their own lives in despair over unemployment and business failure. It was a heartbreaking story. But I’m sure I wasn’t the only reader, especially among economists, wondering if the larger story isn’t so much about individuals as…
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April 23, 2012
- Categories:Admin's Corner
- By:Oscar Gonzalez
As you may or may not know the fantastic Robert Cardoza Live is brought to you by advertising both on the live radio show, as well as here in the Robert Cardoza Blog. We recently accepted two new sponsorships. both come from the Social media world, and I highly recommend both of them. Although Robert…
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April 20, 2012
- Categories:Podcasts
- By:Robert Cardoza
2012-04-20 - Robert Cardoza Live - The Not So Secret Service. Prostitutes in colombia. Farewell to the New Frontier. [ 47:46 ] Play Now | Play in Popup | DownloadToday Prostitutes in Colombia, is it legal? And what’s the impact of this issue for our country. Covered The Not So Secret Service. Poison that We can’t ignore. Farewell to the New Frontier. Why Tarp Worked IRS Loses – Mostly the IRS loses, An IRS Agent Investigates a business owner and gossips about it. The…
- Posted on:
April 20, 2012
- Categories:Politics
- By:Robert Cardoza
Amelioration of today’s drug problem requires Americans to understand the significance of the 80-20 ratio. Twenty percent of American drinkers consume 80 percent of the alcohol sold here. The same 80-20 split obtains among users of illicit drugs. About 3 million people — less than 1 percent of America’s population — consume 80 percent of…
- Posted on:
April 19, 2012
- Categories:Podcasts
- By:Robert Cardoza
2012-04-20 - Robert Cardoza Live - The Not So Secret Service. Prostitutes in colombia. Farewell to the New Frontier. [ 47:46 ] Play Now | Play in Popup | DownloadA few of today’s notes! Fix the hollowing out of the supply chain. Misreading the hispanic vote – Europe’s economic suicidie and how it affects you Electoral math – This Election is going to be really close. Apple flies by Exxon Mobil as Top Company. Did Steve Jobs deserve all the accolades? The IRS Loses…
- Posted on:
April 19, 2012
- Categories:Talk Show
- By:Robert Cardoza
- Posted on:
April 18, 2012
- Categories:World
- By:Robert Cardoza
IN January 2007, Israeli intelligence officials were horrified by information acquired when Mossad agents broke into the hotel room of a senior Syrian official in London and downloaded the contents of his laptop. The pilfered files revealed that Syria, aided by North Korea, was building a nuclear reactor that could produce an atomic bomb. Until…
- Posted on:
April 17, 2012
- Categories:Blog Politics
- By:Robert Cardoza
“I’m confident that the Supreme Court will not take what would be an unprecedented, extraordinary step of overturning a law that was passed by a strong majority of a democratically elected Congress.” — Barack Obama, on the constitutional challenge to his health-care law, April 2 “Unprecedented”? Judicial review has been the centerpiece of the American…
- Posted on:
April 17, 2012
- Categories:Politics
- By:Robert Cardoza
The electoral map reveals how perilous is President Obama’s grip on the White House. Let’s start, as RealClearPolitics does, with a base of 170 electoral votes for Mitt Romney. It’s hard to imagine that Obama could win any of even the less-red states that comprise that batch (e.g. Georgia, Indiana, South Carolina, Montana). To get…
- Posted on:
April 16, 2012
- Categories:American Politics Politics
- By:Robert Cardoza
President Obama is an intelligent, judicious man who can see all sides of an issue. But every once in a while he tries to get politically cute, and he puts on his Keith Olbermann mask. I suppose it’s to his credit that he’s most inept when he tries to take the low road. He resorts…
- Posted on:
April 16, 2012
- Categories:Politics
- By:Robert Cardoza
Playing second fiddle to Mitt Romney won’t be easy, but somebody has to be his running mate. Let’s handicap the field: ●Florida Sen. Marco Rubio: The choice who offers the biggest potential reward — for the biggest risk. The telegenic young Cuban American could potentially shore up three of the Romney campaign’s weaknesses: He is…
- Posted on:
April 13, 2012
- Categories:Economics
- By:Robert Cardoza
President Obama admits it: His proposed “Buffett Rule” tax on millionaires is a gimmick. “There are others who are saying: ‘Well, this is just a gimmick. Just taxing millionaires and billionaires, just imposing the Buffett Rule, won’t do enough to close the deficit,’ ” Obama declared Wednesday. “Well, I agree.” Actually, the gimmick was apparent even…

