Once again Congress will allow themselves a “cost of living” increase while their approval ratings and the economy are in the tank. This cartoon pretty much sums up the attitude.
Tag: Bearman
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Bearman Cartoon: Marvin Lewis & the Press
Cincinnati Bengals coach Marvin Lewis got into a tiff about the team’s performance with a local Cincinnati Enquirer reporter at his weekly press conference. At one point he told the reporter he wasn’t going to respond to his questions.
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The death of the Newspaper Cartoonist
With all this talk of layoffs at daily newspapers all over the country, one position that doesn’t get much press is the editorial cartoonists. This Washington Post blog article brings the story to light. It even mentions Cincinnati’s own Jim Borgman as one who has been pushed out this year.
Will we soon see a group of middle aged men marching to Washington, ink and Wacom tablets in hand, looking for their own bailouts? Is this the death of the political cartoon as we know it?
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Bearman Cartoon: Big Three Auto Execs return to Washington
The first time they came to Washington asking for a Bailout from Congress, they didn’t have a plan and came in private jets. What if this time they were serious?
What’s more, this article brings up an interesting point. When will Congress start cutting back on their travel and budgets?
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Cincinnati Art Museum Drowning in Administrative Costs
While looking for some of my favorite charities to donate to online (including paying up on my challenge for the Freestore Foodbank, I came across the site Charity Navigator, which heralds itself as “the nation’s largest and most utilized evaluators of charity.
Perusing their articles, one caught my eye. Top Ten Charities Drowning in Administrative Costs. Number three on the list was our very own Cincinnati Art Museum with 62.9% of its budget going to administrative expenses.
What are they doing with all that money?? Maybe I need to work there.