14th Jan 2005
Hugh Johnson
I’m always annoyed by news media that return too regularly to the same expert sources over and over. One such example is Hugh Johnson, a favorite economist of NPR and the PRI business show Marketplace. Seems like rarely a week goes by that I don’t hear him interviewed on some public radio show. And every time I do, I have to grin about his name. Is it just my juvenile mind, or do you suppose this guy’s nickname was Huge Johnson all the way through high school? Good friends, no doubt, with Hugh G. Rection.
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I take great umbrage at your recent post.
We here at Synergistic Tactics have always maintained professionalism in our work for NPR
and do not appreciate your locker room antics vis:
making fun of a collegues name.
Sincerely,
I.P. Friely- author, Territorial Economics and the Free Range Economy
Claude Bolls -author, The Tiger’s Revenge;Emerging trends in the Asia-Pacific Technocracy
Hugh Jass- author, How Big Is Big? Getting Out Of the way of the Downsizing Revolution
Dixon Cox-author, Lights Out at The Old Boys Dormitory;How Homosexuality Is Changing The Face
Of Fortune 500