Crime And Conscience
February 24, 2020
Ben Holland, Congressional powers, Donald Trump, John Kennedy, John Mitchell, Laura Davison, presidential powers, Richard Nixon, Robert Kennedy, role of the U. S. Attorney General, Watergate0 Comment
The latest round of scandals involving the President and the Attorney General is another body blow to our democracy. True, we’ve seen cozy relationships between a President and the Department of Justice before: John Kennedy appointed his brother, Robert Kennedy as U. S. Attorney Gen
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September 13, 2019
Ben Holland, borrowing to enhance shareholder value, Certificates of Deposit, cheap loans, U. S. Treasuries
As the stock market remains choppy, I’ve chosen to shift some money into certificates of deposit.*(CDs) Interest rates for this kind of investment are low, but so is inflation. With a 2% return, I can keep my finances afloat. Recently, my broker recommended I add U. S. Treasuries to
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