Gongol.com Archives: October 2014

Clinton came from a business-friendly wing of the Democratic party that the current administration has aggressively sent into exile, so we're wasting time blathering about "inversions" instead of fixing the real problem. That's not the way they would fix a faulty car design at a place like Honda, and it's not the way we should fix a faulty economic system. Ask why things you don't like are happening, and keep asking "Why?" until you get to an ultimate cause...then fix it.

Could have been higher, but at least it's above zero. Bodes well for the future if we can be consistent about it.

A hilarious gag, really

Can you blame him? He's the largest individual shareholder in Microsoft.

Or at least, they're floating balloons to provide broadband Internet serve