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Inspector Clouseau: Does your dog bite? Hotel Clerk: No. Inspector Clouseau: [bowing down to pet the dog] Nice doggie. [Dog barks and bites Clouseau in the hand] Inspector Clouseau: I thought you said your dog did not bite! Hotel Clerk: That is not my dog.As kids, we all learned the old adage, "when you assume you make an ass out of u and me." Did any of us listen? Apparently not. I don't care if you're a CEO, a Nobel Prize winning physicist, or the president of a sovereign nation, I guarantee you've made terrible decisions – some of them life-changing or even disastrous – based on misinformation, flawed assumptions, and faulty logic.And I'd be willing to bet that's the reason behind more financial bubbles, corporate disasters, personal tragedies, and dumb legislation than any other factor. It's certainly behind all manner of dysfunctional leadership behavior, the dot-com bubble, and maybe even a war or two.Not only that but the Web and social media have made the problem a thousand ti...
Dozens of congressional Democrats are joining the push for the Securities and Exchange Commission to prevent brokerages from including mandatory arbitration clauses ...
Will there be a budget 'grand bargain'?
Greg Valliere of Potomac Research Group argues the Democrats don't trust the President.
Denver democrat has Akin moment on guns. Can GOP bring Obama health law into budget battle? And Obama gives up 5 percent in sequester solidarity.
"We want to get the greenhouse gas emissions down, but we also want to keep our economy going." -- California's Democrat Governor Jerry BrownCalifornia's Monterey sh...
Assault weapons ban dropped from Senate bill
House Republicans plan to cut more than $4.6 trillion in spending over the next decade, resulting in a $7-billion surplus in 2023, according to their 2014 budget .Th...
Fox News goes behind the scenes of the sequester battle
President facing uphill battle to reclaim House
Rep. Van Hollen, Rep. McCarthy debate strategies
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Talking Points 3/5
Wendell Goler reports
Obama redraws balance on leaks, auditing the IRS and gun rights group plans armed march on Washington
Bernie Goldberg weighs in
Benghazi whistle-blower hearing takes central stage
Ed Henry reports from the White House
Jonathan Serrie reports from Charleston, South Carolina
Are South Carolina's voters forgiving?
