Well the main two parties have thoroughly screwed up this time. Not only have they ruined any semblance of freedom for the present generation, they have buried the next 2 generations so deep in debt, that hardly any of our grandkids will ever be aware of what quality of life feels like. This...
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There isn’t a person who keeps informed about political issues, or concerns themselves with current events who hasn’t heard of the tax on “Cadillac” health insurance plans proposed by President Obama. Many people have an opinion on the tax, and yet still some don’t fully understand what it’s all about. Many people view...
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We are all aware of the fast pace at which technology moves. During ones lifetime we can name several technological changes at different points in our lives. At least every five years, if not closer, there are very notable changes in technology which help us to keep our personal time lines...
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Today marks the anniversary of the decision in landmark supreme court case Roe v. Wade, which came to a close on this date in 1973. Headlining the festivities is the March for Life, sponsored by none other than the March for Life Fund, an organization created for the sole purpose of petitioning Roe v....
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Almost every great campaign has a great political campaign manager standing behind it. Aside from the candidate, the campaign manager is the #1 person on the team, responsible not only for the everyday often have a difficult time finding a qualified and available campaign manager. Often, their solution is to have the...
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Cash for carts has been receiving a lot of comments and criticism from every direction and it is no wonder, the stimulus spending was being abused before the bill’s ink was dry. Well, at least there is one group of the needy population namely “the golf cart purchasers” that is receiving government subsidy at...
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It was revealed by the Sunday Telegraph that Tom Wise, an MEP with the UK Independence Party, which condemns politicians for exploiting the “European Union gravy-train”, is claiming £36,000 a year of public money for a researcher, Ms Lindsay Jenkins, whom he is actually paying just £6,000.He pockets the remaining handy £30,000, which goes...
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Congressman Ted Kennedy’s has illicited profuse amounts of praise from colleagues and media alike. But I’d just like to put things in perspective. Senator Kennedy was no saint and associating him with principle may be a far-flung stretch. Kennedy, one of the longest running senators in American history, died at the age of 77 after...
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The USA presidential voting is attended every 4 years in November. It uses a system of “first-past-the-post” or “winner-takes-all” which has the meaning the applicant who gets the majority of popular votes does not necessarily win ; what is more valuable...
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The United States has a lot of voting days because there are so many levels of control . Each state has its own picked officials, such as a governor the main administrative official and state lawmakers , who make the state’s laws....
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A lot of cities are governed well, some aren’t. All cities can be governed more effectively , regardless of how well they may already be governed . A large part of running cities effectively is to listen to ...
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The Great spiritual leader Mahatma Gandhi said, “In a gentle way you can shake the world.” Here are some ideas to mull over on how to do The late Great spiritual leader Mahatma Gandhi once said, “In a gentle way you can shake the world.” Following are some things to mull over on...
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It has been 70 years since Germany launched the offensive against Poland by sending the German battleship Schleswig-Holstein to open fire on the tiny Polish armed forces outpost which held the navy arsenal. For the anniversary of the onset of World War II past allies and enemies came together, in an effort to keep...
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The Freelancer’s Union, a national nonprofit 501(c)(3) organization, represents the quickly escalating numbers of independent workers in the USA from Washington, District of Columbia to Huntington . It represents the concerns of this diverse industry through advocacy, education and service. Just about 30% of the entire workforce in America is comprised of self-employed workers...
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Courage Rooted in Faith from www.Dag-Hammarskjold.com We have been exploring Hammarskjöld’s understanding of courage—physical courage, the courage of one’s convictions, and now the tie between courage and faith. The word ‘faith’ was intensely alive for Hammarskjöld. It designated a world of experience and passionate inquiry—in fact two worlds, because it referred in his lexicon both to...
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Check out at this video, Sarah Palin views on USA politics and economy. she is moderate but still her statements are debateable.
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