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Political Flip-Flops
- By Susan Bernau
- Published 02/29/2008
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In December 2008, Mike Huckabee's campaign had to do something to get ahead of Mitt Romney The campaign aids urged a negative attack ad campaign to which Mike Huckabee reluctantly agreed
Hillary vs. Obama Only Time Will Tell!
- By Daniel Millions
- Published 02/20/2008
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The main dominant figures in today's elections that will define the following president in America history are Hillary Clinton from New-York and Barack Obama from Illinois
According to the latest results of votes Clinton won in 3 states: New-Hampshire, Nevada and Michigan , but Obama in Iowa and in the South Carolina
Historian Anticipated Rift Between African-Americans And Hispanic Immigrants
- By Genevieve Grant
- Published 02/12/2008
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I almost shivered as I read an article entitled “The Hispanic Factor” Its purpose was to “look at the possibility of African-Americans and Hispanic Americans forming a political bloc as a means of combatting white America's racism
Do Republicans Have What It Takes To Keep America From Progress?
- By Susan Bernau
- Published 02/10/2008
- Politics
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Fastforward; today is November 5, the popular vote has been registered, the people have spoken They have cast their ballot and voted for the 44th President of the United States of America
Eleanor And Ike: Historical Fiction Parallels Today's Presidential Politics
- By Stuart Nachbar
- Published 01/27/2008
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My first attempt at fiction, The Sex Ed Chronicles, was based on historical events in my hometown and state, but it was a story of fictional characters However, there are brilliant works of historical fiction that stay truer to history, when they use well-known historical figures in alternate scenarios
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Christine O’Donnell, Witchcraft, And Education
- By Bruce Deitrick Price
- Published 01/17/2012
- Politics
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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 01/17/2012
- Politics
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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
A Political Dynamo: Cheri DiNovo
- By Anna Notton
- Published 01/9/2012
- Politics
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Every couple of years, we have seen both good and bad politicians enter public office Most would claim to be miracle workers who strive to enhance the quality of life of their voters
Sheryl Lee Ralph, E. Faye Williams & Evelyn Gibson Lowery Urge Women to Get Out the Vote
- By Edrea Davis
- Published 01/7/2012
- Politics
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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
President Obama Complaining "They Talk About Me Like a Dog"
- By Delwyn Lounsbury
- Published 01/2/2012
- Politics
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In a speech on 9/6/2010 in Milwaukee, Wisconsin it was painful to see President Obama go off the prepared remarks on the teleprompter complaining about how "They talk about me like a dog"
I wrote an article 8/31/2010, President Obama Does "Wag the Dog" in a Deflation Economy
