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President Obama Should Do More For Middle East Democracy
- By Todd A. Smith
- Published Tuesday 15th 2012
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After Sept 11 we were terrified of Muslim extremists in the Middle East
Truth Behind Blacks and Abortion
- By Todd A. Smith
- Published Saturday 12th 2012
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There are some controversies that are just unavoidable As much as people attempt to stay politically correct there is really no such thing
Badches? Badches? We Doan' Need No Steenking Badches!
- By Dr. Robert Beeman
- Published Wednesday 9th 2012
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Fortunately, President Obama’s level of diplomatic skills and his understanding of international issues is on a par with the President of Mexico's, so his recent talks with President Calderon bore great fruit
Both agree that arming our ICE agents who are called into Mexico by Mexican officials to help them in their drug investigations is a very bad idea:
It would jeopardize those Mexican officials who are prosecuting their duties rigorously and fairly except for occasionally being on the take
President Obama Sedition Over Defense Of Marriage Act
- By Delwyn Lounsbury
- Published Sunday 29th 2012
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President Obama Rules Defense Of Marriage Act Unconstitutional
by Delwyn Lounsbury - THE DEFLATION GURU
President Obama and Attorney General Eric Holder announced on February 23, 2011 that the Defense of Marriage Act (DOMA) was unconstitutional They concluded "a more heightened standard of scrutiny" is needed for sexuality types of classifications
The 2012 Presidential Elections: Understanding the Stakes, Getting the Numbers
- By Meta J. Mereday
- Published Wednesday 25th 2012
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While it seems only yesterday when the nation came together to watch President Barack Obama take the oath of office - and the historic step - as the nation’s first African American president, 2012 presidential elections are right around the corner
There are many things at stake with the 2012 elections, in addition to the presidential race, including 33 races in the United States Senate and elections for members in the United States House of Representatives
Police Brutality Cases Must Cease
- By Todd A. Smith
- Published Sunday 22nd 2012
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We were shocked when we saw the brutal images of Rodney King being beaten by LAPD officers We were even more shocked when those same officers were acquitted of any crimes in connection with that beating
US Judge Rules ObamaCare Unconstitutional
- By Delwyn Lounsbury
- Published Sunday 1st 2012
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THE DEFLATION GURU
A Florida federal judge, Justice Roger Vinson of the US
Addressing the Healthcare Repeal Effort: Who is Speaking for the Voiceless?
- By Meta J. Mereday
- Published Sunday 25th 2012
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Now that the mid-term elections are over and time for campaign promises to become Congressional platforms, the battle lines are drawn regarding the fight over healthcare repeal for the package known as “Obamacare”
Republicans, particularly those endorsed under the Tea Party banner, are working hard to make good on what seems to have become their singular promise directed towards healthcare repeal due to their premise of its exorbitant expense on already beleaguered taxpayers
Assassination Attempt Shows Need For Political Tolerance
- By Todd A. Smith
- Published Saturday 24th 2012
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In the hit song “Where is the Love,” the Black Eyed Peas sing: “Whatever happened to the values of humanity, whatever happened to the fairness and equality, Instead of spreading love, we’re spreading animosity, Lack of understanding, leading us away from unity”
The recent assassination attempt of U
Tom DeLay Texas Ex-Congressman –The Stubborn #2
- By Robert Hurst
- Published Saturday 17th 2012
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Characteristics of the Second born
Some of the traits of a second born are they desire to control their own space and they do not want to be told what to do, by anyone Usually a better athlete than the firstborn and they are very competitive
After a rocky year for military relations between Beijing and Washington, United States Secretary of Defense Robert Gates finally arrived in the Chinese capital on Sunday night with the hope of normalizing the relations
En route to Beijing, Gates praised China's role in easing tensions on the Korean Peninsula while voicing concern over China's latest high-tech weaponry and called for improving military relations with Beijing to help defuse tensions
Affirmative Action Policy, Diversity Practices: Can the Two Work Together?
- By Meta J. Mereday
- Published Wednesday 7th 2012
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There has been a growing debate about affirmative action policies and diversity practices and whether the two benefit each other or stand in direct competition
The basis of the discussion is focused on whether the highly touted diversity programs and practices that are headlined in annual reports, campaign slogans and college recruitment documents to signify that the presenting company, candidate or college is operating in a manner that is inclusive have become more of the norm than the hard fought and specifically designed affirmative action policy designed to correct historically discriminatory practices, particularly on college campuses and in government contracting
Compromise -- The Scariest Word in the English Language
- By Mike Breen
- Published Wednesday 29th 2012
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Ronald Reagan touched a nerve in patriotic Americans when he said the scariest words in the English language are, “Hello, I am from the government and I am here to help” This was a bold statement that was meant to support the idea of limited government as defined by the United States Constitution
Providing a Kick Start to the Economy
- By Lee Eldridge
- Published Wednesday 29th 2012
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Our country is facing a number of problems right now Unemployment has continued to be high
Finally! Black Farmers Settlement Appears Near
- By Meta J. Mereday
- Published Wednesday 22nd 2012
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While the final amounts may vary, it is clear that those rallying for the Black farmers’ settlement to be, can almost rest assured that those long suffering laborers, many of whom have passed on, will finally receive the funds for a judgment they were awarded over a decade ago
Regal Magazine reported earlier about the plight of the Black farmers’ settlement, including Black and Native American farmers, who were part of a judgment in the Pigford case in 1997
President Obama Approval Rating Remains High in Black Community
- By C.J. Clemmons
- Published Sunday 12th 2012
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The words at the top of the screen on Obamacom could not be simpler, yet they carry an urgent message
Regain Control Of The Economy Then Usurp Education
- By Mike Breen
- Published Wednesday 8th 2012
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There are two names that patriotic Americans should fear, they are Cloward and Piven In fact we should all have signs on our lawns and apartment doors that say Beware Cloward and Piven
Third Term — The Obasanjo Syndrome ... Ambition And The Place Of God
- By Kissinger Akugue
- Published Saturday 4th 2012
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I recently read a post in a blog (http://multibrandblogspot
Christine O’Donnell, Witchcraft, And Education
- By Bruce Deitrick Price
- Published Monday 16th 2012
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(Summary: the big question is why the public schools waste so much time on weird non-academic topics, most of them hostile to traditional beliefs The real witch in this story may be the Education Establishment
Public Schools Are Worse Than Most People Believe (And Have Been For Much Longer Than Most People Realize)
- By Bruce Deitrick Price
- Published Monday 16th 2012
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In all the comments I see left on internet articles about education, two themes dominate:
1) The first is, average Americans have no idea how bad the public schools are The Education Establishment has done a brilliant job at PR and misinformation
Adrian Fenty; How His Losing Campaign May Help Others
- By Meta J. Mereday
- Published Saturday 7th 2012
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Merriam-Webster’s dictionary defines arrogance as “an attitude of superiority manifested in an overbearing manner or in presumptuous claims or assumptions” This is one of the terms that were used to describe why Adrian Fenty was not re-elected as mayor of the nation’s capitol
Sheryl Lee Ralph, E. Faye Williams & Evelyn Gibson Lowery Urge Women to Get Out the Vote
- By Edrea Davis
- Published Friday 6th 2012
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Atlanta, GA – A diverse group of women representing all walks of life, faiths, and ethnicities assembled recently at the Atlanta Civic Center for the “Women in Power Multicultural Forum,” a spirited get-out-the-vote rally featuring a mixture of local, state, and national speakers that discussed women as “Game Changers” and urged the audience to visit, call, text, or email at least 100 women to tell them to vote early or on November 2
We're All Crash Test Dummies
- By Jerald Brown
- Published Friday 30th 2011
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I’ve long wondered why seemingly intelligent people can’t figure out some basic things We stake out political positions as if we believe that a Democrat or a Republican can fix this mess we find ourselves in
The U.S. as the Lone Superpower and the Rise of China
- By J. Wesley Fox
- Published Thursday 29th 2011
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Since the fall of the Soviet Union Americans have had the luxury of living in a country with no foreign rival When we do look to see who could be a potential existential threat, the answer is almost always China
Congress Must Stop the Largest Tax Hike in History: Extend the Bush Tax Cuts
- By J. Wesley Fox
- Published Thursday 29th 2011
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In 2011 taxes are due to go up by a considerable amount on middle and high income earners, small businesses and investors Republicans have long argued that raising taxes during these hard economic times will slow the recovery
The Obama Effect and Its Meaning to Young African American Males
- By JBlair Brown
- Published Monday 19th 2011
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On Nov 4, 2008, Americans and much of the world was astounded as a man from Illinois approached the podium alongside his wife and daughters
Why the Heck is President Obama Bankrupting America?
- By Delwyn Lounsbury
- Published Sunday 18th 2011
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To President Obama bankrupting America fits into his plan to grow the size of government and thus make more people dependent on the state Obama's first Chief of Staff was Rahm Emanuel (he resigned 10/1/2010)
Made Dumb in the USA
- By Bruce Deitrick Price
- Published Sunday 18th 2011
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This country has a bizarre and unprecedented problem “The longer American children are in school, the worse they perform compared to their international peers,” according to McKinsey and Company, management consultants
Obama Makes it Easier to Explain to People Why Public Schools Have Declined
- By Bruce Deitrick Price
- Published Sunday 18th 2011
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Two or three years ago, if I tried to tell people that the problems in the public schools should be blamed on the bosses at the top, that is, the Education Establishment, I didn’t get too far
People would object, what about the unconcerned parents
What Republicans Left Out of the Pledge: Education
- By Bruce Deitrick Price
- Published Sunday 18th 2011
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I read The Pledge to America with growing respect It’s written clearly and directly
Canadian Trade Minister Replies Potash World War
- By Himfr Echo
- Published Monday 5th 2011
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With "triumphant" is the word to describe Peter Fan Luoan seems more relevant The office less than a year when the Canadian International Trade Minister to speak habitual Yangqimeimao always revealed his action seems to work already found out the color of the "tricks
Remembering Forgotten Civil Rights Heroes
- By Todd A. Smith
- Published Wednesday 30th 2011
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The history books that we read as schoolchildren would have had us to believe that icons like Dr Martin Luther King, Jr
Americans Must Remain Committed to Victory in Iraq and Afghanistan
- By J. Wesley Fox
- Published Tuesday 29th 2011
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Since September 11th the United States has made significant progress in the War on Terror Counterterrorism efforts have led to the death or capture of hundreds of Al Qaida members
The Federal Government Is The Steward Of The Economy, Not Its Master: The Importance Of Economic Freedom
- By J. Wesley Fox
- Published Thursday 24th 2011
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The most recent economic numbers show the US
Political Parties in the United States: Part 2
- By J. Wesley Fox
- Published Sunday 20th 2011
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Parties are a fundamental defect of free governments but they do not at all times share the same character or the same instincts…when things go bad, there comes a rise of great parties –Alexis De Tocqueville
Americans are well aware of the defects of political parties
Political Parties and Groups in the United States
- By J. Wesley Fox
- Published Sunday 20th 2011
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The United States has a unique two-party system, which can give power to one party or the other entirely In other countries, there are numerous parties often requiring them to share power in a “ruling coalition”
The Republican Tea Party's Agenda
- By Johnny Moon
- Published Thursday 17th 2011
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I find it quite disturbing that current polling has the Republican Party winning a majority in the House and coming close to winning a majority in the Senate too I really just don't understand how the memory of the average voter could be so incredibly short
Why Do Socialists Sabotage Education?
- By Bruce Deitrick Price
- Published Monday 14th 2011
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Summary: Socialists tend to believe in grandiose social engineering plans Students who know too much, citizens who can think for themselves, tend to be a problem
Japanese Political Waves Come Again
- By Himfr Oreitta
- Published Friday 11th 2011
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As politicians in Japan, "undermining the king," said Ichiro Ozawa announced the morning of August 26 and ran for the Democratic Party, the party first, the Japanese political revival, in addition to the Prime Minister may undergo, the "political big reshuffle," the trend has been revealed clues
Last year in August, the Japanese Democratic Party won a resounding victory in parliamentary elections, behind Ichiro Ozawa surgeons contributed
Journal Entry – the U.S. Military Power Getting Weaker and Older
- By J. Wesley Fox
- Published Friday 4th 2011
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Young Americans have repeatedly been told that the US
Black Veterans Still Not Receiving Their Due
- By Meta J. Mereday
- Published Wednesday 2nd 2011
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With a Black President, many discussions have been re-kindled regarding the treatment of Blacks in various facets of American society One area that still lacks in the depth required to first, identify problems and issues, and second, outline and implement solutions involves the care and support of Black veterans
Journal Entry – New Nuclear Weapons Treaty With Russia Accomplishes Almost Nothing
- By J. Wesley Fox
- Published Friday 28th 2011
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President Obama and President Medvedev of Russia signed a new Strategic Arms Reduction Treaty (or New START) on April 8, 2010 President Obama celebrated it as a step forward towards a nuclear weapons-free world
Time For Young Americans to Wake Up: We Were Tricked in ‘08
- By J. Wesley Fox
- Published Friday 28th 2011
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For the last few decades, the Democratic Party has promoted itself as the party of young, idealistic, and energetic Americans wanting to change the world for the better Unfortunately, there is not a bit of truth to this image
The Watergate Burglary an American Political Watershed
- By Kirk I Inkster
- Published Tuesday 25th 2011
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“Watergate” what is considered by many in the political and news analysis fields to be a watershed of American political scandals began on June 17, 1972, when five burglars were captured in the Democratic National Committee headquarters located in the Watergate Office Building in Washington In terms of comparisons to present and even past events the Watergate event and its actions may seem rather pidly and trifling today – yet the term Watergate seems to both describe and encompass cover-ups by politicians at the highest levels
Journal Entry – the Iranian Threat
- By J. Wesley Fox
- Published Friday 21st 2011
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The United States and Iran have been enemies since the 1979 The theocratic regime in Iran has labeled the U
Journal Entry – Can Republicans Retake the House?
- By J. Wesley Fox
- Published Saturday 15th 2011
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At no point in recent history have the American people been this angry and dissatisfied with their government Both political parties are unpopular, less than a third believe the country is heading in the right direction and Congress has a record 11% approval rating
Journal Entry – Who Pays Taxes?
- By J. Wesley Fox
- Published Saturday 15th 2011
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Just like all other human beings, Young Americans hate talking about taxes That is why I dread writing this article, but it has to be done
Journal Entry – Financial Reform: Does it Solve Anything?
- By J. Wesley Fox
- Published Saturday 15th 2011
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Congress passed a massive financial reform bill designed to address the causes and effects of the 2008 financial meltdown It is very long, very complicated and applies to a topic that few people understand
Angela Merkel: Influence In Modern Day Germany
- By Bruno Calzaverini
- Published Friday 14th 2011
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Leading the world as an innovative enterpriser by means of creative solutions and unbiased decision-making, Angela Merkel is an astonishingly significant leader in today’s society The youngest and first female Chancellor of Germany since its reformation in 1871, Merkel is also noted for being president of the European council, and a prominent figure in the scientific community as a quantum physicist
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