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David Sirota is an author, nationally syndicated columnist and radio host living in Denver, Colorado. His work focuses on the intersection of pop culture and politics. He is the author of three books: Back to Our Future (2011), The Uprising (2008) and Hostile Takeover (2006). His syndicated column appears weekly in newspapers with a combined circulation of 1.6 million readers. He hosts the morning drive-time radio show on Clear Channel's KKZN-AM760 in Colorado.

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Budget Showdown Aims To Quietly Exempt Pentagon and Focus All Cuts on Social Programs

The unwritten and unspoken story of the budget showdown in Washington is the tale of both parties deliberately working to once again exempt the ever-growing Pentagon from America's larger budget/deficit discussion.

This is the thrust of the new Republican plan to pass a one-week continuing resolution for non-defense spending and at the same time pass a full year's status-quo Pentagon budget. Even t Read more of this blog post »
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Published on April 06, 2011 19:00
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“As the 80s generation experienced the natural journey from idealistic youth to more jaded middle age, many probably concluded that the world wasn’t changing—it was just more self-centered than they previously thought.”
David Sirota, Back to Our Future: How the 1980s Explain the World We Live in Now--Our Culture, Our Politics, Our Everything

“That’s what modern narcissism really is—a pernicious mix of qualities defined by three words that start with self: selfishness, self-absorption, and self-importance. In contemporary parlance, it may be known as asshattery, douchebaggery, or dickwadishness, but it’s all one or another spin-off of a virulent egomania spawned in the 1980s. Sure, the Internet may amplify”
David Sirota, Back to Our Future: How the 1980s Explain the World We Live in Now--Our Culture, Our Politics, Our Everything

“Beginning in the 1980s, electronic trading detached the buyer from the seller, complex derivatives insulated the investor from the company, CDOs sequestered the lender from the borrower—in other words, the decade constructed a system that allowed us to rip each other off without fear of having to look at the ramifications of our actions.”
David Sirota, Back to Our Future: How the 1980s Explain the World We Live in Now--Our Culture, Our Politics, Our Everything

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