Posted by: tarkenton
on Oct 25, 2012
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By Lynda Bekore
I am woman, hear me roar. Those famous words from Helen Reddy’s 1971 song came back to me this week, as once again I was reminded by liberal media pundits, and my own president, how naïve they really think women are. I am roaring, ironically not in the 1970’s women’s lib, demand-to-be heard style that Helen Reddy intended, but in a 21st century frustration that I’m still being condescended to as a mere “woman voter.”
Posted by: tarkenton
on Oct 25, 2012
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George McGovern died Sunday at the age of 90. To most Americans, he
will be remembered for being on the losing end of one of the biggest
presidential landslides in history, winning only Massachusetts and
Washington D.C. against Richard Nixon in 1972. But what is less known is
his experience in small business after retiring from politics—and how
it dramatically changed some of his views.
Posted by: tarkenton
on Oct 22, 2012
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Small business entrepreneurs have always heard a lot of rhetoric from
presidential candidates in every election cycle talking about how
important business is. But for those watching last night’s town
hall-style presidential debate, Mitt Romney had perhaps one of the most
important lines of his campaign.
Posted by: tarkenton
on Oct 17, 2012
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As Americans, we get the country that we choose. We create our
country every day through our actions and our decisions, through the way
we interact with each other and the way we value some things more and
other things less.
Posted by: tarkenton
on Oct 16, 2012
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I am not a politician. I am not running for anything. I played 18
years in the National Football League. My first salary was $12,500, and
an off-season job that I had to find on my own paid me $600 a month. I
am also a lifetime entrepreneur. It was never easy.
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