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Friday, September 28, 2007
Sifting Through the Darkness, In Search of a Familiar Sound The most important issue in the upcoming election varies dramatically between each person, but the most important issue that relates to the youth of America will be asked of themselves: "Will I care?"
Friday, September 28, 2007Sifting Through the Darkness, In Search of a Familiar Sound The most important issue in the upcoming election varies dramatically between each person, but the most important issue that relates to the youth of America will be asked of themselves: "Will I care?"
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Friday, March 23, 2007
Security for Sale Blackwater contractors are "operating with unclear lines of authority, out-of-control costs and virtually no oversight by congress. This black hole of accountability increases the danger to our troops and American civilians serving as contractors."
Friday, March 23, 2007Security for Sale Blackwater contractors are "operating with unclear lines of authority, out-of-control costs and virtually no oversight by congress. This black hole of accountability increases the danger to our troops and American civilians serving as contractors."
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Monday, September 29, 2008
Sarah Palin is a Good 'Ol Boy, Not a Maverick or pit bull breaking up politics as usual. Is there room for shady deals, unqualified people in government positions at the governor's behest, and questionable "per diem" expenses in the small town platform, and what would that say about potential future deals as vice president, or possibly even president?
Monday, September 29, 2008Sarah Palin is a Good 'Ol Boy, Not a Maverick or pit bull breaking up politics as usual. Is there room for shady deals, unqualified people in government positions at the governor's behest, and questionable "per diem" expenses in the small town platform, and what would that say about potential future deals as vice president, or possibly even president?
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Friday, October 20, 2006
Here's to Hoping It is not a secret that voter turnout in Midterm elections is lower than Presidential elections. In 2002, turnout was 77.5 million voters which means 114 million people hid from the polls in a way that would bring shame to the millions of people who have fought and possibly died for that very right. With a twist of the fingers, and eyes squeezed shut in hopeful anticipation,
Friday, October 20, 2006Here's to Hoping It is not a secret that voter turnout in Midterm elections is lower than Presidential elections. In 2002, turnout was 77.5 million voters which means 114 million people hid from the polls in a way that would bring shame to the millions of people who have fought and possibly died for that very right. With a twist of the fingers, and eyes squeezed shut in hopeful anticipation,
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Friday, September 29, 2006
"Retroactive Immunity?" Does Congress' endorsement of the new interrogation bill seal the fate of foreign detainees? When in history has any public official ever been able to walk away from guilt by simply passing new laws and making them retroactive?
Friday, September 29, 2006"Retroactive Immunity?" Does Congress' endorsement of the new interrogation bill seal the fate of foreign detainees? When in history has any public official ever been able to walk away from guilt by simply passing new laws and making them retroactive?
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Friday, September 22, 2006
When Liberals Conform A response to Rothchild's article in The Progressive attacking 9/11 conspirators.
Friday, September 22, 2006When Liberals Conform A response to Rothchild's article in The Progressive attacking 9/11 conspirators.
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Sunday, November 5, 2006
Journalism Isn't Dead Yet Is journalism dying? Is it over? Have we succumbed to final defeat while refusing to prohibit the rout of those before us who once so valiantly defended free knowledge?
Sunday, November 5, 2006Journalism Isn't Dead Yet Is journalism dying? Is it over? Have we succumbed to final defeat while refusing to prohibit the rout of those before us who once so valiantly defended free knowledge?
