Good Politics Radio – Florida

Dr. Farid Khavari is running in the upcoming special election for the office of mayor of Miami-Dade.  This noted economist has a definite  step by step plan to reverse the current economic melt down occurring in the area and create an engine of economic growth in Miami-Dade.

In this interview Dr. Khavari explains the Khavari Economic Plan which will  create 150,000 new jobs in the area, eliminate property taxes and stabilize the real estate market, solving the over whelming foreclosure problem. Dr. Khavari feels strongly about the importance of education and contrary to many candidates running for various offices around the country, his plan does not jeopardize education and teacher’s salaries.  He also recognizes and values the tremendous services of the police and fire fighters in the community and his plan includes compensating them appropriately.

As an economist Dr. Khavari believes in a strict accountability of tax payers money and proposes an immediate cut in the salaries of the  Mayor and Executive Branch to levels more in line with average citizens.

Dr. Khavari is the author of nine books, including “Zero Cost Economy” which can be down loaded for free at ZeroCostEconomy.com. Additional information can be found at KhavariForMayor and videos can be viewed on YouTube under  FaridKhavari

Florida Governor candidate Khavari addresses the ineptness of the economic plans of current governor, Charlie Crist, along with those of Khavari’s opponents, Alex Sink, Bill McCollum and Rick Scott.

to this informative interview.

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Dr. Farid Khavari, well respected economist, author of nine books, including the classic Environomics is running for governor of Florida as an Independent. Khavari believes politicians cannot solve the current economic problems and that his opponents, Sink, McCollum and Scott have no concrete plan to alleviate Florida’s weak economy.

In this interview, Khavari lays out the two cornerstones of The Khavari Economic Plan: to create a state owned bank, The Bank of the State of Florida (BSF), and to implement the concept of a Zero-Cost Economy. The three goals of his plan are to:

1) Create income for all Floridians

2) To reduce the cost of living for all Floridians

3) To help all Floridians accumulate and protect true wealth for retirement.

Listeners in other states will find Khavari’s economic plan interesting as it has captured national attention, influencing a number of other gubernatorial candidates for this up-coming election. Exact details of all the various aspects of Khavari’s economic plan can also be found on his website www.Khavariforgovernor.com.

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Florida’s primary election will be held on Tuesday, August 24th. Voters will have the opportunity to decide who will be on the ballet for the general election in November representing the Democratic, Republican, Independent or Libertarian parties.

Following are the candidates for the office of U.S. Senate;  please click on the link to their  websites for further information.

Marco Rubio – Republican www.MarcoRubio.com

Bill Escoffery – Republican  www.SenateBill.us

Charlie Crist – Independent www.CharlieCrist.com

Kendrick Meek –  Democrat www.KendrickMeek.com

Jeff Greene – Democrat www.JeffGreene.com

Glenn Burkett Democrat www.GlennBurkett.com

Maurice Ferre Democrat  www.Ferre2010.com

Alex Snitker – Libertarian www.Snitker2010.com

Bill Kogut Constitutional Republican  www.kogut2010.intuitwebsites.com

Bernie DeCastro Constitution    www.electbernie.com

Lewis Armstrong Independent  www.lewisarmstrong.org

Bobbie Bean Independent    www.bobbiebean.com

Sue Askeland Independent

Bruce Ray Riggs Independent    www.dirtyunclesam.com

Rick Tyler Independent     www.tylerforsenate.com

Piotr Blass (write-in)

George Drake (write-in)

Howard Knepper (write-in)  www.howardknepper.com

Carol LaRosa (write-in)

Richard Lock (write-in)   www.vote-2010.com

Robert Monroe (write-in)

Belinda Quarterman-Noah (write-in) www.belindanoahforsenate.com

Florida’s primary election will be held on Tuesday, August 24th. Voters will have the opportunity to decide who will be on the ballet for the general election in November representing the Democratic, Republican, Independent or Libertarian parties.

Following are the candidates for the office of Governor of Florida;  please click on the link to their  websites for further information.

Alex Sink – (Democrat) AlexSink2010.com

Brian Moore – Democrat)   Vote Brian Moore.com

Bill McCollum – (Republican) Bill McCollum.com

Rick Scott – (Republican)  Rick Scott for Florida.com

Bud Chiles  -  (Independent)  Walk with Bud.com

Farid Khavari  – (Independent) Khavari for Governor.com

Michael E. Arth – (Independent) Michael E Arth.org

Daniel Imperato – (Independent) D Imperato.com

John Wayne Smith -  (Libertarian)  John Wayne 4 gov.com

Peter Allen – (Independence Party) Peter4 governor.com

C.C. Reed – (Independent)     Now Our Way.com

Karl Behm – (Independent)  write-in candidate    Karl Behm.com

Josue Larose – (Independent) write-in  candidate Josue Larose for Florida governor.com

Tim Cox, founder of  GOOOH (Get Out Of Our House), a grass roots,  non- partisan plan to evict the career politicians  in the House of Representatives, talks to Good Politics Radio.

In 2010 the country will be replacing  1/3 of the Senate and 100% of the House of Representatives.

The country’s distrust of Washington and politicians  in general is at an all time high.  From the anger expressed through the polls it is obvious that the majority of people do not trust their politicians and are looking for something else. COOOH’s plan is to change the way politics has been run in this country. Their mission is to remove all the elected members of the House of Representatives and replace them with everyday Americans. Read the rest of this entry »

This week on American Radio Journal: Lowman Henry talks with Michael Farris, Chancellor of Patrick Henry College about implications of a treaty adopting the United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child; Andy Roth of the Club for Growth has the real story on U.S. Senate races in Pennsylvania, Florida and Missouri; and Col. Frank Ryan, USMC (Ret.) has an American Radio Journal commentary on right wing extremists and the Department of Homeland Security. Read the rest of this entry »

The following podcast is brought to you courtesy of A World of Possibilities and The Mainstream Media Project.

Over the decades, U.S. policies towards Latin America have lurched between intervention and apparent indifference, demonstrating its dominance while leaving a residue of resentment. Now, on both sides of the border, new hope emerges for an era of warmer relations. What have been the impacts of U.S. policy, and how are they likely to change in an era of renewed hope but severe economic distress? Read the rest of this entry »

Left, Right and Center
from KCRW

Left, Right and Center is a weekly half-hour radio broadcast and podcast produced by KCRW in Santa Monica.

The three panelists begin the show by talking about the Democratic National Convention.  They talk about former President Clinton’s impassioned speech, the Clintons’ endoresement of Senator Obama, and Senator Obama’s economic policies as outlined in his acceptance speech in front of 75,000 people in Denver. Read the rest of this entry »

The following podcast is brought to you courtesy of A World of Possibilities and The Mainstream Media Project.

It’s one of the darkest secrets of modern warfare: not a killing machine nor a space weapon but the abduction and enslavement of children as soldiers. This barbaric practice is revealed in the stories of these children but you’ll also hear in their voices the strength of the human spirit as many emerge from the dehumanizing world of war committed to banishing this practice from the earth. Read the rest of this entry »

This week on American Radio Journal: Lowman Henry talks with former U.N. Ambassador John Bolton about the implications of the nuclear settlement with North Korea and the possibility of Iran obtaining nuclear weapons; Ryan Shafik gets the “Real Story” from Pat Toomey of the Club for Growth on hotly contested races for the U.S. Senate and House; And, Colin Hanna of Let Freedom Ring, USA has an American Radio Journal commentary on the real meaning of patriotism. Read the rest of this entry »