BY JIM HIGHTOWER “No” can be a very good word. Whether dealing with children or Congress, a firm “uh-uh” can set useful borders for acceptable behavior. And, for such a short word, “no” can also carry a world of principle – America would be a lot better off today, for example, if only a few indignant “do nots” had been uttered in the executive suites of the Merrill Lynchers, Citgroupers and other banksters. Where “no” […]
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