What Would It Take To Get People Shopping Again?January 8, 2009•Ted Rall What would get people to go back into stores? Indeed, shoplifting is up nationwide. Chronicling the end of the empire is fun.
The Last PresidentJanuary 1, 2009•Ted Rall Now that the U.S. is used up like an old crumpled piece of tissue paper, they hand it over to a black guy.
The United States’ Last Day in BusinessDecember 29, 2008•Ted Rall The U.S. can’t find $25 billion to save three million jobs related to the auto industry, yet it keeps shelling out $9 billion a month on Iraq. And Obama will keep it up (see this week’s column).
Faith BasedDecember 27, 2008•Ted Rall Americans keep on keeping on, though the prospects for success aren’t looking good.
The Prisoner’s DilemmaDecember 22, 2008•Ted Rall The economy would recover if everyone started spending again. But who goes first?
Not a Recession (Until It Has Been)December 20, 2008•Ted Rall The media reports the truth–after the fact.
History is a Liberal JudgeDecember 18, 2008•Ted Rall Getting a pair of shoes tossed at him may end up being the only punishment Bush gets. Pathetic.
99 Cent StoreDecember 8, 2008•Ted Rall Until recently, 99 cent stores were having trouble finding stuff to sell at such a low price. Fortunately, deflation will come to their rescue.
Blame the VictimsDecember 6, 2008•Ted Rall Corporations and their media apologists are blaming us for falling for their consumerist tricks.