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Trailing by 13 runs and down to their final at-bats of the season, the Pinnacle Canyon Academy Baseball team went out just the way they wanted to.
By having a little fun.
"Down by 13 runs, I just told them not to care about the what score is. It's a beautiful day. Let's keep battling," said PCA head coach Jason Jaramillo.
Despite struggling through the early innings of their 1A quarterfinals game with West Ridge Academy, the Panthers did not standby and watch their season finish up so quietly. Junior Yoni Mediano, senior Jake Hardy and sophomore Isaiah Martinez each scored runs in the final inning before falling to West Ridge Academy 13-3 in five innings in the 1A state quarterfinals on Tuesday morning in Spanish Fork.
Down to the team's last out, Martinez, who reached base on a pop fly that fell between West Ridge infielders, was standing at third base with a crazy idea going through his mind.
"I told myself 'alright I'm going to steal home,'" said Martinez.
As the West Ridge pitcher prepared to throw a pitch, Martinez bolted down the lane, sliding just under the catcher's tag attempt to score the third run of the game.
Martinez leaped into the arms of teammates waiting in the dugout and Jaramillo could only smile at what unfolded before his eyes.
"He (Martinez) all gave us a good scare with that play," Jaramillo jokingly said after the game. "We wanted to have a little fun here at the state tournament and we certainly did today."
The end to the season capped a two-day stretch which saw the Panthers travel to Richfield on Monday for a game with Green River. The Panthers pulled out a 13-9 win in a play-in game to advance to the 1A quarterfinals.
The team didn't have much time to rest as they got home late Monday night before having to get up early and travel to Spanish Fork for a game on Tuesday morning that started at 10 a.m.
While the over 300 miles of travel over a two-day stretch may have drained some of the energy of the players, not everyone was complaining.
"I love playing games on back-to-back days," said senior Rowdy Houskeeper. "We just wanted to have fun and leave everything out there on the field."
In their first season together as a team, the Panthers grew closer as the season progressed.
"We all grew close as a team over the season," said Mediano, a junior. "We all had a lot of fun."
While the season did not end on a winning note, senior Chris Smith said there were plenty of moments to look back on and remember for years to come.
"Those first two games against Dugway, with everyone in the stands watching us play for the first time and being able to get the sweep was awesome," Smith said. "It feels absolutely amazing to see how far we made it this season."
The Panthers finished with a 7-6 record in the regular season and an 8-7 record overall after the playoffs.
Jaramillo said he was proud of the effort of the team in their first season playing together. He feels this team has set the foundation for the PCA baseball program going forward.
"It was a fun experience for all of us. The players all believed in each other and did well this season. We all feel that we can have a great baseball program at Pinnacle," Jaramillo said.


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It has often been said that the very best leaders in government, business and institutions come from the ranks of those who toil on the front lines. If that is the case, then Mark Holyoak fits right into that mix.
At the heart of it, Holyoak, who has been the CEO at Castleview Hospital for about a year, is a nurse. It's been his life's work.
"I was a nurse in various hospitals for 22 years before getting into administration," he said as he sat at a table in his office late Tuesday afternoon. "I am still an RN and I keep my license active."
That means at times he actually performs some medical duties in the hospital when help is needed. That is not something most hospital administrators would - or even could - do.
Holyoak, who is originally from Cedar City, has served the medical profession in various places, ranging from Las Vegas, Nev. to Omaha, Neb. His experience is varied and extensive. And so is his education.
"I went to school at Southern Utah University and came away with a double major in biology and chemistry," he said. "During that same time I served two year a mission for the LDS church in Georgia."
It was also during that time that he met Patrice Pulsipher, his wife, while they were both working their way through school as desk clerks at a Best Western Motel in Cedar. They got married and she got her teaching degree from SUU and then they moved to Omaha where he went to nursing school at Creighton University.
"You know I was the only one of five siblings that moved away and continues to live away from Cedar City," he said.
He worked in Omaha for some time and then the family moved to Las Vegas where he worked with recovering open heart surgery patients. It was there he got into nursing management. After seven years at Sunrise Hospital it was back to Utah, taking a job at the University of Utah Hospital as Director of Surgical Services. While living in Salt Lake, Holyoak became a Phoenix, getting a masters degree in business administration from the University of Phoenix.
At some point the rural life called back to him and an opportunity to go to Vernal and serve as Chief Nursing Officer at Ashley Regional Hospital was in the offing. He spent 10 years there, raising his young family.
Three years ago Holyoak came to Castleview to help Jeff Manley (then CEO) as he fought his battle with cancer. His position until last year was chief operating officer at the facility.
The job of CEO of a large rural hospital is "hard to explain" said Holyoak. He has had some students from the high school spend time job shadowing him and at least some of them came away saying they would never want to do what he does.
"Really my job consists of a lot of meetings," he said. "But that all ties together with the mission of developing strategies and the provision of health care in the community."
One of the biggest challenges many rural hospitals have is keeping physicians. In many places (Price included) some come for a short time then leave for what seems to be greener pastures. While the overall goal Holyoak spoke of during the interview was to meet the health care needs of the community, he feels a very important part of his job is keeping doctors here.
"Physician recruitment and retention is important to our hospital and community," he stated. "I have been able to help with that, and I think my non-traditional path to this job helps with that."
While many administrators can talk some of the talk that physicians deal with, only someone who has served on the front lines, like a nurse, can really get down to the meaning of what it is to care for patients. That is where feels he has a good edge.
"Turnover of physicians is very hard on a community," Holyoak said. "We have to make every effort to keep them."
Holyoak says the coordination of the needs of the physicians and the hospital is imperative.
"We need to have a place where the employees want to work, where physicians want to practice and where the individuals in the community want to come for their health care."
Holyoak says that he sees the hospital as being an institution that should work toward making the entire community healthier, in many different ways.
"This is not just about about the patients who come here, but the entire community," he said. "The hospital is a taxpayer. We have a large payroll that contributes to the well being of the community. We bring in quality people to work here and we want to make sure that our patrons get value for their money."
As any institution will have, Castleview has its detractors. One of the complaints heard is that the cost of care at the local hospital is so high that it is less expensive for people to go to Utah County for their care. Some also say the care there is better. But Holyoak said that he believes that people need to come back and "kick the tires a little" and find out what the hospital is about today.
"We paid some good money last year to look at data about our competition over the mountain and we spent days going through the list of services we provide to see if our costs were out of line," he explained. "We adjusted our prices where we saw differences. We don't want to be the high priced place, but on the other hand we want to also give value for the care we provide. Value with quality is what we are after."
Holyoak sees the future as being bright for both the hospital and those who use its services. Some of that will come from physical expansion of the facility and some will come from the recruitment of new doctors with different specialties.
"We are bursting at the seems right now," he said. "Our medical office space is full. An urgent care unit is on the horizon. We are going to add more space for surgery. We now have doctors that can do new things such as Dr. Beecher who is a pain control expert, Dr. Jensen who can do spine surgery and Dr. Pressett who is a specialist in weight loss surgery. I would like to see us get a full time neurologist too."
The hospital is also looking at the possibility of basing a helicopter for medical flights right at the facility. It would be available right away if someone needed to be transported to a tertiary facility along the Wasatch Front and it could also be used to do life flights to remote areas in the region where someone needed immediate transport.
Like any rural hospital, there are things that Castleview can't do and things they can. Some disciplines and procedures require unique expertise and expensive equipment. Not every hospital, be it rural or urban can offer every kind of service. Holyoak says for instance that Castleview will probably never do open heart surgery or brain surgery.
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TJB Hall of Fame: Gerry Philbin and John Elliott
Writing and researching these tributes is probably one of the most enjoyable processes connected with writing for this site. However, when faced with the opportunity to honor some of the men responsible for the Jets' Superbowl win over 40 years ago, I do so with an added sense of pride and humility.
Two of the men largely responsible for the success of that team were defensive linemen John Elliott and Gerry Philbin. As with Matt Snell and Emerson Boozer, it seems fitting to induct these two together because of the way they played alongside one another for six years and remained close friends until Elliott sadly passed away last November.
While it was Joe Namath who garned most of the publicity of the time, their defense – anchored by its defensive line – was underrated. Elliott and Philbin, along with Verlon Biggs were referred to as "Great ones" by former defensive coordinator Buddy Ryan. Biggs – who was enough of a force that he too might one day be considered for the TJB Hall of Fame – played with Elliott and Philbin for four seasons and had played across from Philbin for two years prior to that.
Between them, Elliott and Philbin played 195 games for the Jets. Other than a year at the end of Philbin's career where he started six games for the Philadelphia Eagles, that comprised their entire AFL/NFL careers.
Let's begin with Philbin, who was a third round draft choice in both the NFL and AFL drafts, but – having attended college in Buffalo, where he was a four year starter – decided to remain closer to home and join the Jets. Winless in the first six games of the Joe Namath era, the Jets rebounded to win five of their last eight and then built on that with a .500 season which ended with a win over the Patriots to deny them a place in the AFL Championship Game.
Over those first few seasons, it was Biggs who had the stronger reputation, being named an AFL All-Star in 1966 and 1967. Although he was named a first-team All-Pro by the NY Daily News and a second teamer by the UPI in 1967, Philbin didn't earn his first All-Star selection until 1968, as his 19 sacks led the AFL and propelled the Jets into the postseason, where they would ultimately win the Superbowl. He was an All-Star again in 1969, as well as being a first team All-Pro for the second straight year.
Philbin was regarded as a fearsome pass rusher, who over the course of his nine-year Jets career, recorded 64.5 sacks. To put that into perspective, Shaun Ellis didn't overtake that number until his tenth season, despite playing in an era where they play two more games per season. Philbin would eventually be named to the AFL All-Time Team.
Despite his reputation as a pass rusher, the role he played in the Jets' Superbowl win was more of a run stopper. Although only credited with two tackles, Philbin held his ground well, even though the Colts kept running right at him. He did make one big play as a pass rusher, pressuring Earl Morrall into a third-down incompletion in the red zone after the Colts' first drive, which ended with a missed field goal.
Although Philbin was no longer considered a Pro Bowler in the seventies, he still possessed playmaking ability, as evidenced by his performance against the Colts in 1972. Philbin had 1.5 sacks, a forced fumble, a huge tackle for a loss and multiple pressures as he displayed spin moves, relentlessness and great instincts.
Former Jets defensive co-ordinator Buddy Ryan was full of praise for Philbin:
"Gerry was a great one," Buddy said. "He and the Chiefs' Jerry Mays were the two defensive ends on the 10-year American Football League all-time team. The only other Jets on it were Joe Namath and Don Maynard. Gerry should be in the Hall of Fame, but I guess everybody can't be in it."
In fact, if it wasn't for Philbin, Buddy Ryan might never have been hired by the Jets.
"I like to think I had a part in getting Buddy into pro football," Philbin recalled. "We hired him when I was going into my fifth year with the Jets. Weeb Ewbank brought me in and asked me about bringing in this guy from College of the Pacific. He was my old coach from Buffalo. I had nothing but the best to say about Buddy. I said he'd be a great coach in pro football."
Though Buddy's hiring paid immediate dividends for the Jets, it has a wider-reaching impact, which is felt today. Rex and Rob Ryan, Buddy's six-year old sons, who Philbin first saw in their crib when he had dinner at Buddy's house while at Buffalo, would show up to practice and practice tackling each other, much to Weeb Ewbank's amusement. Rex would spend a lot of time hanging around the linemen, with Philbin and Winston Hill apparently being his "favorite" players. Although he didn't know it at the time, these memories had a profound effect upon where he most wanted to coach in the NFL, so perhaps without Philbin, there would have been no Rex Ryan in the Jets' future.
After his career ended, Philbin went through some tough times, almost drowning in 1983 and then, later that year, appearing in court as one of two principal partners of a Sand and Gravel firm in a manslaughter case. However, he rebounded and by 1990 was president of a recycling firm in Long Island. He is often seen at Jets nostalgia events, ceremonies and reunions.
It's no coincidence that Philbin's most productive years coincided with when Elliott was on the team. A gentle man, known to family and friends as "Big John", Elliott displayed outstanding quickness and determination and needed to be accounted for on every play otherwise he was a threat to blow it up.
Elliott was drafted in the seventh round out of Texas and it didn't take long for him to make an impact. He went to the AFL All-Star Game in his second season, as the Jets won the Superbowl, then returned there in the following season. After the Jets joined the NFL in 1970, he was an All-Pro for the third straight year and became the first Jet to play in the Pro Bowl, along with Tackle Winston Hill.
Elliott had 48 sacks in seven seasons as a Jet, including 15 in 1970 as he led the team and was named as the team's MVP. To emphasize how long ago that was, Elliott was rewarded with a $24,000 salary. In 2011, Darrelle Revis will effectively earn $26,042 per MINUTE.
Despite his pass rushing prowess, in the Superbowl win, he too pitched in more in terms of stopping the run, recording four tackles, underscoring the fact that although Philbin and Elliott were playmakers, they were prepared to do things like set the edge or engage blockers if that's what was required of them to win.
He later revealed that the Jets hadn't planned to win the game and, since no parties had been organized, he was back in bed by midnight. The next morning, as the last to leave the hotel, a staff member gave him the trophy, which had almost been left behind. He took it back and presented it to the team, admitting that this was the only time he got his hands on the trophy.
In watching old footage of Elliott, it is clear that – despite his "Big John" moniker – he was undersized as a tackle. However, he overcame this and made himself a force by having an inate ability to read the play and using his terrific quickness to get off blocks and shoot gaps. In a 1970 game against Cleveland, Philbin was out, which meant Elliott had to deal with constant double teams. However, he still was able to get penetration and made it through to the quarterback several times due to his quickness, which was also on display when he pursued a runner out to the sideline or dropped into coverage in the flat.
Elliott is yet another example of a Jets player that is underappreciated by the mass media, but his teammates appreciated his abilities:
"He doesn't get the notoriety he deserves," said Pete Lammons, a teammate to Elliott at UT and with the Jets who lives in Houston. "For a period of time he was as good a defensive tackle as there was in the game, either in the AFL or NFL. We all thought very highly of him."
Sadly, Elliott died of cancer in Houston last November. This article from the official Jets website contains some personal tributes from friends, teammates and family members in the comments section, which underscore what a great person he was.
However, it's together that we choose to recognize these two outstanding players as TJB Hall of Famers. Congratulations to both men.


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As a resident of the East Carbon/Dragerton/Columbia/Sunnyside community I feel it is only proper that I respond to Mr. Jones and his plight (Sun Advocate, Letters to the Editor, Dec. 20, 2012).
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A team changes his life, along with the lives of his athletes.
In Greece, the skills and triumphs of Special Olympics athletes touched many hearts.
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ESPN tells the story of Special Olympics's inclusive program called Unified Sports.
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She went from neglected to valued after she found Special Olympics.
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Brittany's life opened up after she joined Special Olympics.
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Maryan Hasan trains for Winter Games in the 100-degree heat of Dubai.
Charles' personality is what makes him an outstanding athlete.
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A team that grew up together trains together for the World Games.
Simon's running helps support his mother and family.
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The determination, the glory, the medals! All set to music.
The future of Special Olympics and "the Kennedy-Shriver Legacy."
Cancer did not stop this Special Olympics athlete's golf game.
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Global Ambassador Michelle Kwan is counting down to PyeongChang 2013.
Miguel Diaz has learned that he is a great person and can realize his dreams.
Learning golf taught Special Olympics athlete Oliver Doherty about life.
Tim Shriver recounts his mother Eunice Kennedy Shriver's life of service.
Donghan Kim dreams of competing in the World Games.
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Saybrook University Alumna Dr. Leila Kozak Receives Grant from NCI and is Appointed Clinical Champion by the Veterans Administration07/10/2012
Saybrook Psychology Alumna Dr. Leila Kozak (Ph.D. '07) recently received a grant from the National Cancer Institute (NCI) for a project entitled: Palliative Care Provider Online Education in Evidence-Based Complementary Therapies, and was appointed Clinical Champion at Veterans Administration (VA) Puget Sound Health Care System in Seattle, WA.
The palliative care project will develop and test a series of online continuing education modules to teach palliative care providers about use of evidence-based complementary therapies. Dr. Kozak and Dr. William Collinge are Co-Principal Investigators for the project. These materials will be tested with a cohort of palliative care providers from institutions such as the University of Washington School of Medicine and the Veteran Administration Health Care System.
Saybrook University Alumnus Dr. Kirk Schneider Appointed to Adjunct Faculty Position at Columbia University07/02/2012
Saybrook University psychology alumnus and faculty member Dr. Kirk Schneider (Ph.D. '84) has been appointed to an adjunct faculty position at Teachers College, Dept. of Clinical and Counseling Psychology, Columbia University. He will be teaching a summer session on Awakening to Awe: An Existential-Integrative Approach to Therapy, July 2 through August 6, 2012.
Sacred Sexuality: A Path to Self-Awareness06/29/2012
Saybrook Psychology Alumna Dr. Ellie Zarrabian (Ph.D. 2010) is a third generation Shamanic Healer and the Founder and Spiritual Director of Centerpeace Foundation - A Holistic Center for Psychotherapy and Spirituality. Dr. Zarrabian incorporates her Shamanic roots from the Sufi/Jewish tradition in Iran with her background in Transpersonal Psychology to help bring health and wellness to individuals, families, and communities.
Saybrook University Psychology Alumna Dr. Linda Riebel Receives Two Publication Awards06/04/2012
The Saybrook Alumni Association is excited to announce that Saybook University Psychology Alumna Dr. Linda Riebel (Ph.D. 1981) recently received two publication awards. Her book on sustainability and food, The Green Foodprint: Food Choices for Healthy People and a Healthy Planet (2011, Print and Pixel Books) was a finalist in two categories for the Next Generation Indie Book Awards. She also won her category for the white paper, Endangered Species: Policy Recommendations (2012, commissioned by Animals and Society Institute) in the Green Book Festival.
Is there Help if You are not Pathologically Angry, but Still Lose It from Time to Time?06/01/2012
The brain can be trained to identify and redirect anger impulses before they are automatically expressed, according to Saybrook University Psychology Alumnus Dr. Steven Wolf. Steven is so confident individuals can learn to redirect anger impulses in a positive way that he guarantees success for those who complete his three stage training program.
Saybrook Alumna Dr. Dana Klisanin Receives Media Psychology Award05/30/2012
The Saybrook Alumni Association is pleased to announce that Saybrook Psychology Alumna Dr. Dana Klisanin (Ph.D. 2003) received the Division 46, Early Career Scientific Contribution to Media Psychology award, one of only three awards presented this year by the Media Psychology Division of the American Psychological Association.
A Journey to the Self in Assisi with Saybrook University Alumna Dr. Phyllis Clay05/29/2012
Saybrook University Psychology Alumna, and founder and executive director of Synthesis International, Inc. Dr. Phyllis Clay (Ph.D. 2011) will be offering a 4-day Journey to the Self at Casa Maria Immacolata in Assisi, Italy. Dr. Clay, a psychosynthesis guide and teacher, has also apprenticed with Don Oscar Miro Quesada, Peruvian curandero and master ceremonialist. Phyllis graduated from Saybrook University in 2011. Her dissertation was chaired by the late Dr. Jeanne Achterberg and was titled Understanding The Experiences Of Individuals Who Believe They Are Mentored By Someone Who Is No Longer Living.
Saybrook Alumnus Dr. Rick Gilbert's New Publication Reveals the Secret to Effective Executive Presentations05/07/2012
According to an article in CNBC's Bullish On Books, written by Saybrook Psychology Alumnus Dr. Rick Gilbert, more than two thirds of middle level managers don't know how to present information at top-level meetings. They end up "shooting themselves in the foot." In his new book, Speaking Up: Surviving Executive Presentations, Dr. Gilbert describes how presentations done well can help the presenter "become a star and the company become more productive."
Saybrook Alumnus Dr. Steven Kull Releases Results of New Public Opinion Study05/03/2012
Saybrook University Psychology Alumnus and Director of The Program for Public Consultation Dr. Steven Kull releases results of a new study in a public presentation, What Kind of Defense Budget Would the American Public Make?
Thursday, May 10, 2012 10:00-11:30 am
The Stimson Center 1111 19th Street, NW 12th Floor
In this presentation and in cooperation with other colleagues, Dr. Kull will dicuss what average Americans would do if they were informed about the level and purposes of U.S. defense spending and had a chance to weigh the arguments that experts make. They will address the following questions: would the public boost overall funding, or cut it; would they spend more on air power or sea power; and how much would they say the US should spend on nuclear arms, on major ground forces, and on special forces?
Most polls simply ask whether defense spending should be cut or not. But three organizations, the Program for Public Consultation (PPC), the Stimson Center, and the Center for Public Integrity collaborated on a more useful survey. They provided a representative sample of the American public neutral information about how funds are currently being spent, and exposed them to the various arguments made by advocates in the contemporary debate on whether defense should be cut. The respondents then said what they wished to spend in key areas.
The results of this innovative survey are now in, and Dr. Kull and his colleagues invite you to attend a presentation that will shed new light on the linkages and gaps between decisions being made in Washington and what average Americans want. The results will also make clear which arguments in favor of or opposed to current defense spending have the most resonance with members of the public. Please call 202-232-7500 for additional information.
Dr. Kull received his Ph.D. at Saybrook University in 1980. The chair of his dissertation was Dr. Stan Krippner. Dr. Kull is a political psychologist, is director of the Program on International Policy Attitudes (PIPA), which manages WorldPublicOpinion.org, and is a Senior Research Scholar at the Center for International and Security Studies at Maryland (CISSM), University of Maryland. He is also director of the Program for Public Consultation, which develops methods for governments to consult their publics on policy decisions. Dr. Kull has played a central role in the BBC World Service global poll, and regularly gives briefings to the US Congress, the State Department, the UN, and the European Commission. He appears frequently in the international media and is a member of the Council on Foreign Relations. He recently completed a four-year study of the Muslim public, summarized in his newest book Feeling Betrayed: The Roots of Muslim Anger at America (Brookings).
* The Program for Public Consultation is a joint program of the Center for PolicyAttitudes and the School of Public Policy at the University of Maryland
Saybrook Human Science Alumna Dr. K. Kevyne Baar Awarded New York University Outstanding Teaching Award05/02/2012
Saybrook University and the Saybrook Alumni Association are pleased to announce that Saybrook Human Science Alumna Dr. K. Kevyne Baar was awarded the New York University College of Arts and Science (CAS) Outstanding Teaching Award. The Dean wrote, "I am delighted to be able to congratulate you on winning [this award] in recognition of your excellence in undergraduate teaching."
Each year, New York University's College of Arts and Science recognizes faculty for their outstanding contribution to learning in the classroom. This award goes to adjunct faculty who teach in any of the numerous departments that make up CAS. Professor Baar was nominated by students in her class, Women, the Entertainment Industry, and the Blacklist Era. The criterion for this award includes teaching effectiveness, leadership in undergraduate education, and contribution to student advisement and mentoring.
Doctor Baar received her Ph.D. from Saybrook University in Human Science in 2006. Her dissertation was titled Investigating Broadway: The House Committee on Un American Activities Meets Members of the New York Theatre Community at the Foley Square Courthouse, August 15 18, 1955, which was chaired by Dr.Steven Pritzker.


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Robert Warren (Sun Advocate, Oct. 25) accused President Obama of being a flake. The dictionary defines a flake as something that is flaked off an object. What object? The word fraking or fraking off more accurately describes Mitt Romney who had to be an extreme right wing Tea Partier to win the primatry election. He flaked into a moderate Republican for the general election.
In the last debate Obama identified those 47 percent who didn't make enough moenyt o pay federal taxes, people on Social Security, veterans and families on minimum wage or in poverty. Think about it. Most of the people on Social Security are people like your aunt, uncle, father, mother or grand parents. Would you prefer they starved or moved in with you>
It was the Bush administration that put the American economy in the toilet. If you remember correctly bush criticized Clinton for having a surplus and he thought that surplus should be returned to the taxpayer. He also thought that the wealthy had paid more taxes and should get the most tax breaks.
Romney was running a voodoo economics campaign saying we should give the one percent and large corporations more tax breaks, like Bush did. He said this would create more jobs. But that money was used to their operations adn our jobs off shore and over seas. I am sure the Chinese are grateful for those millions of jobs that the one percent crated for them.
From what I could tell of Romney's campaign, he would have repeated the policies of Bush that got us in this mess.
When Obama took office our economy was in free fall. It was not regulated and that lack of regulationcaused the deep recession.
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