“Why is it acceptable for people to act in their own self-interests when it comes to making purchases, but not to act in their self-interests when it comes to bargaining with employers?” — David Akadjian Copy Share Image
“Focus on winning people over and teaching (rather than winning arguments). Recognize” — David Akadjian Copy Share Image
“Why are people who don't believe in government running for office? If elected, why would these people ever do anything for the people of… — David Akadjian Copy Share Image
“I find it amazing that people who talk so much about how great America is and what a great country we have, don't want… — David Akadjian Copy Share Image
“When the facts don't fit the frame, the frame stays and the facts are ignored.” — David Akadjian Copy Share Image
“Everyone is familiar with the right/left game. It's a series of escalations where one side calls the other some form of “liberal” and the… — David Akadjian Copy Share Image
“Isn't smaller government just an argument used to increase corporate power?” — David Akadjian Copy Share Image
“Framing is an honest expression of your beliefs, spin uses language to achieve a hidden agenda.” — David Akadjian Copy Share Image
“corporate special interest groups rely heavily on one strategy: divide and conquer. We win when more people participate and when we unite around common… — David Akadjian Copy Share Image
“Lack of a strong vision is why Democrats often struggle explaining policies they want to enact.” — David Akadjian Copy Share Image
“Education is probably the single greatest factor in determining economic success and subsequent freedom in our society.” — David Akadjian Copy Share Image
“If we want to see more progress on tactical policies, we should be focusing on the more strategic fight for our nation's values. If… — David Akadjian Copy Share Image
“Why is it acceptable for people to act in their own self-interests when it comes to making purchases, but not to act in their… — David Akadjian Copy Share Image
“There are 12 cookies sitting on a table. The rich take 11 leaving only a single cookie. Then they turn to the Tea Party… — David Akadjian Copy Share Image
