Tag archive for "politics"

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Who’s Your Favorite Political Pundit?

8 Comments 18 March 2011

When it comes to American politics there are 2 major factions: Democrats and Republicans.  We elect our officials down these party lines. Those elected officials (congressman, governors, judges, etc) are the ones that do the heavy lifting and get the work done.  They are also the people in the political realm that we tend to [...]

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How concerned are you with the government?

3 Comments 17 March 2011

Politics and government are 2 things with a mysterious polarizing quality.  It’s no doubt that politics and government play a huge role in all our lives.  Our selected officials impact everything from taxes to the quality of school our children will attend.  For an entity with such an enormous reach it is amazing how little [...]

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Should we know more about local politicians?

5 Comments 12 January 2011

Within 15 miles of you is an office that houses several political people of authority.  Those people make laws, rulings, and decisions that affect you within a relatively short time.  What do you mean Mr. Author? Well, think about these things: The speed limit on the highway Signage around your neighborhood and streets The taxes [...]

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Right Pundits Interview

4 Comments 16 November 2010

Today we are interviewing Jenivieve Elly from RightPundits.com. Enjoy 1) Who are you and what is your website about? Right Pundits is a political commentary and news organization. You can find various articles focusing on election information and editorial opinion, as well as entertainment, sports, and general interest topics. 2) How many visits do you [...]

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New York Congressional Race

4 Comments 04 November 2010

Today’s article is a guest post by Kieran Lalor from www.iraqvetsforcongress.com. The most competitive Congressional race in the country you probably never heard about is unfolding in New York. The 22nd District stretches from the Mid-Hudson Valley cities of Newburgh, Poughkeepsie and Kingston before darting west along the Pennsylvania border to Binghamton, then north to [...]

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Congressional Seat in Nevada

9 Comments 03 November 2010

Today’s post is a guest article from Anthony W. Hager. Anthony has authored more than 250 articles for various newspapers, periodicals and websites. Contact him via his website, www.therightslant.com. It’s difficult to declare one political race the definitive contest of an election year. There are numerous variables for which to account. Furthermore, regardless of who [...]

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Tea Party Impact on Midterm Elections

8 Comments 02 November 2010

Today’s article is a guest post from Jim Yardley. This actually originally appeared on Jim’s Patriot Dreams blog. One of the potentially most seismic mid-term elections in living memory is rushing towards us with breathtaking speed. Not even the staunchest Democrat is asking “Will the Republicans be able to pick up any seats?” Republicans picking [...]

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Who’s your local politician?

6 Comments 13 August 2010

As we’ve discussed before on the site, we (myself included), as Americans seem to only get involved in our local politics when the United States presidency is also up in the air.  It is well known that local politicians and officers control much more of your life than the United States politicians.  However, we still [...]

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Does adultery make you unfit for public office?

10 Comments 08 July 2010

Senator John Ensign was one of the fastest up and coming politicians in the U.S. government.  He had become somewhat of a religious ambassador for righteousness from his very own Senate seat. John Ensign was the same Nevada Republican who protested Bill Clinton’s actions.  He was also highly critical of Senator Larry Craig and his [...]

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Can one person end partisan politics?

9 Comments 17 June 2010

For as long as anyone can remember american politics has been dominated by 2 groups: Democrats and Republicans.  These parties pride themselves on 2 totally different sets of values.  As a result, they fight to no end. Barack Obama (with a wink and a smile) pledged to end all the bi-partisan fighting in Washington during [...]

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