My name is Christopher Peter and welcome to The Christopher Peter Review.
Every New York team lost on Sunday, including the New York Mets. Well, almost since the Buffalo Bills won their game. The return of Saquan Barkley to MetLife showed Giants fans what they lost. The Steelers grounded the Jets.
Hope that you enjoy the Christopher Peter Series. Here is my commentary on Week 7 action!
WEEK 7:
My name is Christopher Peter and welcome to The Christopher Peter Review, which is your source for the both the economic and political side of life.
The policy positions and record of each candidate is pretty clear. We know what the voters want in a new agenda and we know what is being offered to them.
In this podcast episode, I discuss the remaining key issues voters feel are important. Please experience Clear & Obvious below.
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A big change in leadership for a NFL team with big dreams but small results. Also, I discuss an interesting question poised on a social media platform about job change etiquette.
Hope that you enjoy the Christopher Peter Series. Here is my commentary on Week 6 action!
WEEK 6:
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A brand extension of the Christopher Peter Review is my weekly series discussing sports, entertainment, and more headlines outside of the normal sphere of topics I usually cover.
Hope that you enjoy the Christopher Peter Series. Here is my commentary on Week 5 action!
WEEK 5:
My name is Christopher Peter and welcome to The Christopher Peter Review, which is your source for the both the economic and political side of life.
In the past, elections were between candidates that generally agreed on a core set of principles and policy dogma that made little real difference on who was elected. Now, the gap is real and obvious. Elections have consequences and costs.
In this podcast episode, I discuss the economy from a perspective of the ideas put forth by the candidates and what would actually work to elevate our current economic direction. Please experience The Clear Economic Choice below.
My name is Christopher Peter and welcome to The Christopher Peter Review, which is your source for the both the economic and political side of life.
The cost of college is something that may become an economic barrier for many in America, who choose this path in order to open up more opportunity in life. While the costs are skyrocketing, I firmly believe that finding a useful idiot to take over the payments is not the right approach.
The factors that impact cost must be addressed while improving how the colleges manage their cash flow to impact the rising tuition bills can be helpful shift in dogma with this critical issue. Shifting the burden has never been effective public policy. Please experience my discussion below.