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7/21/08 at 1:51 PM

The soaring prices are affecting the costs of everything from food to housing market crisis. There are also significant issues on local and global environmental impact. While there are many issues, we need to look at our next leader and determine which will have the best course of action going forward?..I recently watch the two video in http://pollclash.com about this issue, Obama and McCain talk about this? ...

7/21/08 at 1:50 PM

The soaring prices are affecting the costs of everything from food to housing market crisis. There are also significant issues on local and global environmental impact. While there are many issues, we need to look at our next leader and determine which will have the best course of action going forward?..I recently watch the two video in http://pollclash.com about this issue, Obama and McCain talk about this? ...

7/21/08 at 1:48 PM

The soaring prices are affecting the costs of everything from food to housing market crisis. There are also significant issues on local and global environmental impact. While there are many issues, we need to look at our next leader and determine which will have the best course of action going forward?..I recently watch the two video in Pollclash about this issue, Obama and McCain talk about this? ...

7/21/08 at 1:46 PM

Well done Keith. I am not suprised that the government is reporting contract awards to large businesses as small. This is just another example of the incompetence of the Bush Administration. Steve Preston was nothing but a Bush lackey with no small business experience, but plenty of experience raising money for Bush's reelection and now this new nominee seems to be more of the same. Small businesses are the only ones keeping our economy afloat right now, but because we do not speak in a unified voice or give large campaign contributions our problems get ignored by both the executive and legislative branches. This guy Chapman seemd to be doing a good job of fighting this problem - we should support him. It is time that small business owners come together and protect our businesses, because obviously the government is not going to help.

7/11/08 at 2:33 PM

Good article and excellent commentary. Thanks for sharing.

7/5/08 at 2:17 PM

The federal government is so eager to come to the aid to bail out the bankers and the Wall Street crowd at the expense of the taxpayers. However, when it comes to issues such as subprime mortgages, hurricane Katrina and other debacles, the feds look the other way. Either bailout the common man along with the rich Wall Street crowd and bankers, or don't bailout anyone.

7/5/08 at 2:01 PM

Franchising is not for everyone. There are too many rules, regulations and costs associated with franchising which may be prohibitive for some persons. Nonetheless, if one wants to operate business with an established name, service or product, then franchising might the the way to go.

7/5/08 at 1:56 PM

It's appalling how the price of gas has increased recently under the Bush administration. Under the Clinton administration, the price of a gallon of gas did not exceed $2.00 a gallon. However, during the last 8 years (and definitely the last 4 years), the price of a gallon of gas has exceeded the pace of inflation!

7/5/08 at 1:30 PM

One would think that the Bush administration (and Republicans in general) would be an advocate for small business; however, that is just not the case. Similar treatment has been given to the VA by the Bush administration, and it's shameful.

7/5/08 at 1:25 PM