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Author: Madonna Gauding

Madonna Gauding is a freelance writer, illustrator and book designer living in St. Louis. MO. She is the author of 10 books on a variety of "mind, body, spirit" topics.

Election 2012: Koch Brothers vs. Wall Street?

August 18, 2011 Madonna Gauding Economy, Voting/Elections 10 comments

The upcoming election may appear to be between a Republican and a Democrat but it could end up being a battle between two massive

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Michael Moore: Remembering the day the middle class died

August 16, 2011 Madonna Gauding Economy, Labor and unions One comment

Michael Moore says he’s often asked by younger people, “When did America’s downward slide begin?”  And he is able to give them an exact

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Nouriel Roubini: Double dip recession possible; capitalism destroying itself

August 14, 2011 Madonna Gauding Economy Leave a comment

Who is Nouriel Roubini, and why should you care about what he says? First his credentials: He is the cofounder and chairman of Roubini

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Alyona Minkovski: a young woman to watch

August 12, 2011 Madonna Gauding Media 3 comments

Watch where, you may ask? Well, how about RT TV (formerly Russian TV). Based out of RT’s Washington D.C. Bureau, Alyona Minkovski, at the

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Dan Froomkin: Debt ceiling deal benefits wealthy and Wall Street

August 10, 2011 Madonna Gauding Government, Politics Leave a comment

Dan Froomkin’s explanation of the debt ceiling debacle is one of the best I have read. He makes the simple, obvious, point: The obsessive

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Nine reasons why privatization is such a bad idea

August 8, 2011 Madonna Gauding Government One comment

Republicans love to talk about privatizing government functions, because, according to them, a for-profit business model is so much more efficient. But Wendy Gittleson,

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Could Obama have avoided the debt ceiling fight?

August 5, 2011 Madonna Gauding Obama, Politics 2 comments

The standard progressive narrative is that president Obama wanted a clean debt-ceiling hike but was forced, by extremists in the Republican Party, into making

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U.S. intends permanent occupation of Afghanistan

August 4, 2011 Madonna Gauding Military, Uncategorized, War Leave a comment

Access to the oil plays a role in the U.S. occupation of Afghanistan. But there are additional strategic reasons for the U.S. wanting to

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The benefit corporation: Start a business, make money, do good

August 1, 2011 Madonna Gauding Business, Corporations Leave a comment

  We measured our success not just by how much money we made, but by how much we contributed to the community. It was a

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Warning: Copyright troll Righthaven extorts settlements from bloggers

July 30, 2011 Madonna Gauding Courts, Media One comment

Where the law has created a legal way to extort money from hapless netizens, Righthaven has stepped in for some quick cash. They’re not

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