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January 05, 2009

 

I'm Russ Maney, proud husband and father, marketing and business development consulting firm co-founder, and award-winning syndicated columnist (currently on a professional writing hiatus, but still with plenty of opinions!).   The primary purpose of this Web site is two-fold:  as a place to share things with my family and friends and as a final resting place for my columns.  My motto as a writer is:  "Good, logical arguments, wryly worded." 

 

This is yet another "relaunch" of my personal Web site and, again, very much still a WORK IN PROGRESS.  So, there isn't much here yet, but I hope to be able to slowly build this site up to its former glory (such as it was).  My first goal is to get all of my old columns re-posted -- so the links below actually work again.  From there, who knows? 

 

Send me an email (russ@russmaney.com)!  Tell me what you think about my columns, especially if you disagree!  Thanks for visiting!  

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"Radar love, like license spray, is detectable as clear hypocrisy."

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"Did someone mention ethics?  Smells like politics from here."

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"Young Americans should take stock in Social security."

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"People are stewing, but the melting pot ingredients aren’t."

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"With approach of winter comes some chilling legal thoughts."

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"What's your vote worth? It depends on where you live."

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"Finally, a place where people want to shoot from the hip."

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"Y Chromosome Tax:  When you pass the buck, everybody ends up footing the bill."

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"Some topics decline to stay whacked, so let’s bop ’em again."

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"Locks on the front door don’t help when the back is left open."

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"There’s plenty of blame to go around in death of drunken teen."

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"Is it right for a guy in a chicken suit to disrupt Sunday flock?"

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"9/11 report includes a fitting tribute to heroes at the scene"

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"After studying the school situation, he’ll vouch for school vouchers"

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"A loaf of bread, a hearty jug of wine and the Commerce Clause."

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"Death and taxes necessary burdens, but the IRS doesn’t need to be."

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"What’s in a name? A few similarities, but a world of differences."

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"In crime news, the medium is the message, and the virus, too."

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"Here’s a ‘conventional’ approach to amending the Constitution"

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"‘Ladies’ Night’:  Is it discrimination or merely encouragement?"

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"Has the time come for an official government ID?"

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"Vacation interrupted by Kentucky's newest dress code police."

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"Death penalty opposition withers as dark crimes emerge."

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"Phraseology not ideal, but there is no side-stepping obesity concerns."

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"In case there was any doubt, truth IS stranger than fiction."

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"Could insurance companies stop America's binge eating?"

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"Important First Amendment cases for school children before court."

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"Potential genetic predisposition for violence raises moral questions."

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"Taking a bite out of crime might require limiting your choice of canines."

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"Throwing down the gauntlet to gay marriage supporters."

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"Smoking opponents on unsteady ground citing safety concerns."