This Sunday, I found myself watching Martha Stewart’s show on Fox News. I was really impressed at how well the hosts were able to break down the complexities of home improvement to make it easy for the audience to connect to the subjects.
Martha had the most interesting segment, and one of my favorites in general. She discussed the idea of home improvement and how the industry is getting more and more crowded. She points out the ways that home improvement and the economy are intertwined. She points out that it’s not just about making things in your home. It’s about making things that will bring economic prosperity to your community.
A couple of things that I think are interesting to note are that Martha is one of the few people who is really into economics and that in the segment she talks about how there are several different kinds of home improvement. Like how you can make a home into a place that people want to live in, or a place that will bring more economic value to your community. I do think that the whole segment was on topic and I think that it was a great segment.
Martha is definitely worth checking out, but also check out this video and this segment from last night’s broadcast. Also, I’ll be taking a look at Marissa Mayer’s new home-improvement video as well, so keep an eye out.
Martha has now also become a staple on the front page of the Fox News Channel. She has been a very outspoken critic of the Obama Administration and the Federal Reserve for many years. In fact, she became a very vocal critic of both of these issues after the financial crisis of 2008, when it was announced that the Federal Reserve would be making massive purchases of gold from her community of Maricopa County, Arizona. Martha even went to Washington to voice her concerns over the matter.
Martha was a part of the first ever “Bailout of the Federal Reserve” program, where she was given a bunch of money in the form of loans to help the people of Maricopa County. Now, after the crisis of 2008, she was asked to participate in a program to help the people of Arizona by “borrowing” their hard assets and then lending it back to them in the form of loans.
Martha’s story actually started when the government announced a loan program for the people of Maricopa County. It involved making loans to people in the community so they could buy gold and then reselling it to the government for tax-exemption purposes. Martha was a part of the first Bailout of the Federal Reserve program, where she was given a bunch of money in the form of loans to help the people of Maricopa County.
The Bailout program was supposed to last only six years and that was in 2007. After getting her loans back, Martha decided to make the program permanent. Her strategy was to borrow money from the banks in Maricopa County, which would be repaid by selling gold back to the banks. When the time came to repay the loans, Martha found herself in a bind and couldn’t find a buyer to repurchase her gold. So she sold it to the banks and all was well.
In a way, Martha has been a good role model for thousands of people throughout Maricopa County who have gone through loans like hers. She was the first person to be repaid back in full after her loan was taken. Now, she wants to bring back the program so she can help those who have gone through it for other reasons.
Martha is a retired high school English teacher who was one of the first in her class to come out as a lesbian in her senior year of school. Her ex-husband was a conservative, married and a teacher at a private school. They divorced and she moved to Arizona. That move gave her a lot of free time and she started hanging out with her fellow teachers.