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Tag Archives: 1988
Commonsense Capitalism: Representative Charles Rangel Debates Dr. Walter Williams – On The Minimum Wage
Source:The New Democrat Sounds to me that whatever spin that Common Sense Capitalism wants to give it, that Representative Rangel was arguing not only in favor of the minimum wage, but empowering those workers to be able to get additional … Continue reading
Posted in NewsHour, The New Democrat
Tagged 1988, America, Charles Rangel, Democratic Party, House Democrats, Low-Income Workers, Low-Skilled Workers, Minimum Wage, New York, New York City, PBS, PBS Newshour, Poverty in America, The 1980s, U.S. Congress, U.S. House of Representatives, United States, Walter Williams, Washington, Washington DC
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CBS Sports: NBA 1988-Chicago Bulls @ Detroit Pistons: Fourth Quarter
. Source:The Daily Press The Chicago Bulls weren’t that bad in 1988, they were actually good winning fifty games, but were still developing as a team and still not good enough to beat a team like the Detroit Pistons, Boston … Continue reading
Posted in NBA-EC Classic, The Daily Press
Tagged 1988, 1988 Chicago Bulls, 1988 Detroit Pistons, 1988 NBA Season, America, Billy Cunningham, Bulls vs. Pistons, Bulls-Pistons Rivalry, CBS Sports, Chicago Bulls, Detroit, Detroit Pistons, Dick Stocton, Michigan, National Basketball Association, NBA on CBS, Pontiac, Pontiac Silverdome, The 1980s, United States
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NBC Sports: MLB 1988- World Series Game 1 – Oakland Athletics @ Los Angeles Dodgers: Full Game
Source:NBC Sports– Kirk Gibson, at the plate to face Dennis Eckersley, in game 1 of the 1988 MLB World Series. Source:The Daily Press “Oakland Athletics 4 at Los Angeles Dodgers 5, F — The Dodgers, already serious underdogs against the … Continue reading
Posted in MLB Classic Games, The Daily Press
Tagged 1988, 1988 Los Angeles Dodgers, 1988 MLB Season, 1988 MLB World Series, 1988 Oakland Athletics, America, California, CBS Sports, Dennis Eckersly, Dodger Stadium, Jack Buck, Joe Garagiola, Kirk Gibson, Los Angeles, Los Angeles Dodgers, Major League Baseball, MLB on NBC, MLB Vault, NBC MLB-Game of The Week, NBC Sports, NBC's MLB Game of The Week, New York Times, Oakland Athletics, The 1980s, United States, Vin Scully
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ABC Sports: MLB 1988-NLCS-Game 4-Los Angeles Dodgers @ New York Mets: Full Game
. Source:The Daily Press The Mets and their fans have to feel that 1988 was a year that got away from them. Because the Mets and Oakland Athletics were the two best all around teams in MLB that year and … Continue reading
Posted in NLB Classic Games, The Daily Press
Tagged 1988, 1988 Los Angeles Dodgers, 1988 MLB-NLCS, 1988 New York Mets, ABC Sports, ABC's Monday Night Baseball, Al Michaels, America, ESPN, Jim Palmer, Los Angeles Dodgers, Major League Baseball, National Baseball League, National League, New York, New York City, New York Mets, NL East, NL West, Queens, Shea Stadium, The 1980s, Tim McCarver, United States
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NBC Sports: MLB 1988-GOW-7/23-San Francisco Giants @ St. Louis Cardinals: Full Game
Source:The Daily Press What a difference a year or a season makes for both the Giants and Cardinals. Who were both clearly the two best teams in the National League in 1987 and in the Cardinals case in 1988 were … Continue reading
Posted in NLB Classic Games, The Daily Press
Tagged 1988, 1988 MLB Season, 1988 San Francisco Giants, 1988 St. Louis Cardinals, America, Busch Memorial Stadium, Joe Garagiola, Major League Baseball, Missouri, MLB, National Baseball League, National League, NBC Sports, NBC's MLB Game of The Week, NL Central, NL West, San Francisco Giants, St. Louis, St. Louis Cardinals, The 1980s, United States, Vin Scully
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Liberty Pen: Walter E. Williams & Ron Walters Debate Affirmative Action (1988)
Source:FreeState Now The problem with affirmative action in a country that’s supposed to be a liberal democracy like America, that claims to be color-blind and that all people are created equally under law, is that affirmative action simply contradicts those … Continue reading
Posted in FreeState Now, Liberty Pen
Tagged 1988, Affirmative Action, America, C-SPAN, Civil Rights, Civil Rights Laws, College Park, Education, Ethnic Minorities, Fairfax, George Mason University, Job Placement, Job Training, Racial Minorities, Ron Walters, The 1980s, United States, University of Maryland, Virginia, Walter E. Williams, Washington, Washington DC
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NFL Network: The Story of the 1988 San Francisco 49ers
Source:The Daily Press The 1988 San Francisco 49ers might be the most consistent inconsistent Super Bowl team of all-time. The 2012 Ravens might be close though, but the 88 49ers were a 10-6 team that on paper looked like they … Continue reading
Posted in NFL Films
Tagged 1980s NFL, 1980s San Francisco 49ers, 1988, 1988 Cincinnati Bengals, 1988 NFL Season, 1988 San Francisco 49ers, Bill Walsh, California, Cincinnati Bengals, Harry Kalas, National Football Conference, National Football League, NFC, NFC West, NFL, NFL Films, Roger Craig, San Francisco, San Francisco 49ers, Super Bowl 23, The 1980s
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Libertarian Party: ‘The Libertarian Party’s 41 Year Campaign to Abolish the Federal Reserve’
Source:Libertarian Party– U.S. Representative Ron Paul (Libertarian, Texas) 1988 Libertarian Party nominee for President. Source:Real Life Journal “The Libertarian Party’s 41 year campaign to abolish the Federal Reserve” From the Libertarian Party President Richard Nixon, the Federal Reserve and War on … Continue reading
Posted in Real Life Journal, Ron Paul
Tagged 100th Congress, 1988, 1988 Presidential Election, 2012, America, Democratic Party, Libertarian Party, Libertarianism, Libertarians, Republican Party, Ron Paul, Small Government, Texas, The 1980s, U.S. Congress, U.S. House of Representatives, United States, Washington, Washington DC
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Morton Downey Show: Ron Paul (1988)
Source:Real Life Journal Morton Downey Jr. who died from overuse of tobacco in 2001, tobacco being an illegal narcotic drug in America and yet he was in favor of the War on Drugs. Here debating U.S. Representative Ron Paul on … Continue reading
Posted in Real Life Journal, Ron Paul
Tagged 1988, 1988 Presidential Election, America, House Republicans, Libertarian, Libertarian Party, Libertarianism, Morton Downey Jr. Ron Paul, Mortron Downey Show, Ron Paul For President, The 1980s, U.S. Congress, U.S. House of Representatives, United States, War on Drugs
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