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What Physicians Know -
Joel Hirschhorn (2,872)     
Joel Hirschhorn   
I had a long conversation with my favorite physician, who has operated on me twice successfully. He is an incredibly kind person without an ounce of greed or pretense. Like other physicians I have spoken to, he spoke eloquently about the terrible times he consistently has with private health... ( added 19 days 23 hours ago.) |
Electoral Malpractices And Democratization Process In Nigeria -
 - Rahaman Onike (1,265)   
Rahaman Onike
The major challenge of Nigeria democratization process is electoral malpractices. Electoral malpractices include any unapproved and unethical behaviours that usually manifest during elections. Also, electoral malpractices are actions, behaviours, and attitudes that violate the laid-down electoral... ( added 6 days 1 hour ago.) |
You're All Insane! -
- John Sammon (3,489) 
John Sammon
You're insane!
All of you!
Insane!
You need to be locked up in a straightjacket in a mental asylum with padded walls.
Listen to the words they're using. Obama is not satisfied with the ideas given to him by advisors for Afghanistan . He wants more options for troop increases to... ( added 8 days 17 hours ago.) |
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Melt Down! -
E. Raymond Rock (3,087) 
E. Raymond Rock
Can you feel it? It's almost palpable, a feeling that permeates everything, hanging in the air like an impeding thunderstorm. Silent, ominous, dangerous, frightening and yet at the same time exciting and alive, and pregnant with possibility.
It all began on a sunny day in 1991. We were just... ( added 10 days 17 hours ago.) |
US Postal Service Taking Heat For Becoming Grinch! -
Stephany Springer (41,414)  
Stephany Springer
Every year, children sit down to write their letters to Santa, the man in red that is known for bringing presents on Christmas Eve night. The letters all addressed to the north pole have become part of a holiday tradition for millions of children in the world. This year those children will not... ( added 1 day 2 hours ago.) |
The GOP Needs New Leadership -
- Richard Vail (119) 
It's well past time to clean house in the GOP leadership, both that which is elected, and appointed to the RNC. They have all lost touch with reality inside the beltway. That mentality led to the loss of the "permanent majority" in 2006 and further losses in 2008. It's time to break out the... ( added 2 days 4 hours ago.) |
Looking for Security in the Economy? Texas Is The Place To Be -
Asher Ricard (14,034)  
Asher Ricard
Texas cities secured nine of the top 16 spots on this year's Milken Institute/Greenstreet Real Estate Partners Best-Performing Cities Index, which ranks U.S. metros based on their ability to create and sustain jobs.
In fact Texas took home the first two spots with Austin in number one and Ft.... ( added 9 days 2 hours ago.) |
We Can't Win in Afghanistan -
- John Sammon (3,489)
John Sammon
Everybody expresses shock at the killings on the army base. Media outlets across the country ask "why?" So do soldiers at the base themselves.
Why did this happen?
I have the answer. America is a violent country. The base where the killings happened, the very base itself, represents the... ( added 13 days 3 hours ago.) |
Feds Challenge States' Sovereignty -
- Joel Hendon (18,637) 
Joel Hendon
Many of the U.S. citizens do not fully understand the constitution, as to how it pertained to the states when written. Before the constitution, each state or colony which had taken form was a totally separate and sovereign group. The constitution was written by the various representatives of... ( added 16 days 3 hours ago.) |
The Right to the Earth -
Andy Carloff (111) 
Andy Carloff
As Long As There Is Capitalism, We Have No Right to the Earth "We must recognize, and loudly proclaim, that every one, whatever his grade in the old society, whether strong or weak, capable or incapable, has, before everything, THE RIGHT TO LIVE, and that society is bound to share amongst all... ( added 18 days 22 hours ago.) |
The White House Would Rather Fight Than Switch -
- Joel Hendon (18,637)
Joel Hendon
As the president and democratic congressmen approval ratings continue to drop in the polls, and as they try to explain to people that the economy is improving, they no longer feel like tolerating any dissent or disagreement. They are now stalking Fox News with twitching trigger fingers, along... ( added 20 days 22 hours ago.) |
Navigating the Thin Blue Line: The Importance of Training and Policy Management -
Joshua Brown (0)
Today's law-enforcement officer has to contend with a bevy of issues
that arise from not following protocol: pay loss, sizable fines, extra
labor hours, missed criminal convictions, and, ultimately, loss of
employment. With all the new digital documentation devices available,
it would seem... ( added 1 day 21 hours ago.) |
What is the Relationship Between Capitalism and the State? -
Andy Carloff (111)
Andy Carloff
"A numerous nobility causeth poverty, and inconvenience in a state; for it is a surcharge of expense; and besides, it being of necessity, that many of the nobility fall, in time, to be weak in fortune, it maketh a kind of disproportion, between honor and means." --Francis Bacon, 1601 "The Essays... ( added 3 days 23 hours ago.) |
Who is the True Owner of the Land? -
Andy Carloff (111)
Andy Carloff
"Small ruling classes determine the life and death of all of society by owning and controlling the productive resources and therewith the governments. That their decisions are controlled, in turn, by impersonal market forces and the compulsive quest for capital does not alter the fact that these... ( added 7 days 22 hours ago.) |
What Rights Did Your Ancestors Enjoy? -
Andy Carloff (111)
Andy Carloff
"Inquire of the most learned and wise of the present day, ask them to speak with sincerity, and they will tell you that they have long known the principles on which society has been found to be false."
--Robert Owen, 1816
"A New View of Society," Essay 3
Before agricultural society... ( added 10 days 22 hours ago.) |
Is the Benefit of the Housing Tax Credit Overstated -
- Jim Johnson (177) 
Jim Johnson
If the credit could be applied the down payment this would make more sense.
Many think the credits benefit is exaggerated . Instead I ask which comes first the mortgage or the down payment? Congress is close to extending the credit. In fact they are considering extending the credit to... ( added 16 days 19 hours ago.) |
Unionize and Strike! -
Andy Carloff (111)
Andy Carloff
"The worker cannot rise as a worker without joining in unity with other workers and helping all. This mutual dependence of worker upon worker, taught them by their everyday experiences in the shop, is the best and finest thing in modern life. It leads to brotherhood. It develops the mind of the... ( added 17 days 22 hours ago.) |
Do Politicians Deserve the Bad Reputations They Have? -
Carolyn Tytler (6,090)  
Unfortunately, in most cases, politicians do deserve their bad reputations. There is no difficulty in calling to mind corrupt legislators at all levels of government: municipal, regional, provincial or state as well as on the national scene.
After all, politicians are only human, and they... ( added 4 days 22 hours ago.) |
For Gordon -
Ryan Stroud (3,718) 
Ryan Stroud
It started out as a cold, rainy day in Iraq. I exited my containerized housing unit, or CHU, heading out to work with my other public affairs brothers and sisters. I'm considered a journalist, or propagandist, whichever works for you. I try to tell a story with words and pictures for the good... ( added 112 days 21 hours ago.) |
Small Town Politics Was Indeed Fun, But Tough On Losers. -
Mike Fak (5,634) 
Mike Fak
Well the city of Lincoln had their primary, which in these parts means we had our general election. As no one is running on the Democratic ticket, the Republican winners have nothing to worry about in April's general election.
When I lived in Chicago many years ago, it was the exact opposite... ( added 268 days 4 hours ago.) |
Money is not Real, Not Really. -
Tex Norman (4,271) 
Tex Norman
Money is a medium of exchange. It came into existence because we needed some way to exchange something with generally accepted value for stuff that is of value to the buyer. Obviously, the first way to get what you need is to find it, or make it, or grow it yourself. The first people who had... ( added 271 days 22 hours ago.) |
Can a Regular Guy Like Pat Quinn Be An Effective Governor? -
Mike Fak (5,634)
Mike Fak
Well for all you people across the United States that are keeping a scorecard of what goofiness happens next in Illinois, I wish I could give you a heads up but I can't.
Yep, we impeached that helmet-headed screwball Rod Blagojevich and we have Pat Quinn now at the helm of our fire inside a... ( added 285 days 3 hours ago.) |
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Blagojevich Latest Illinois Governor To Run Afoul of the Law. -
Mike Fak (5,634)
Mike Fak
Last Tuesday morning in Illinois a bombshell was dropped on the state. I'm sure most of you well-read and intellectual Warpies know all about our latest governor accused of selling the senate seat and everything else in the state to the highest bidders.
What was shocking was that the dummy... ( added 340 days 23 hours ago.) |
The President's Inauguration Day -
- Jean Purcell (1,865) 
Jean Purcell
The Oath of Office for the President of the United States:
" I do solemnly swear (or affirm) that I will faithfully execute the office of President of the United States, and will to the best of my ability, preserve, protect and defend the Constitution of the United States" (Article II... ( added 1 year 19 days ago.) |
How Would Jesus Vote? -
- Dave Dozier (396) 
Dave Dozier
In a few days Christians all over America will do their civic duty and vote. Hopefully, they have all prayed about their decisions before they enter the booth. Almost certainly, most will believe that they are voting the way that Jesus would vote..
But many Christians will cancel out each... ( added 1 year 20 days ago.) |
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