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Is the Politician Your Friend? - Andy Carloff ⁽³⁶⁾ Red Level Author

"For although the means of coming into power differ, still the method of ruling is practically the same; those who are elected act as if they were breaking in bullocks; those who are conquerors make the people their prey; those who are heirs plan to treat them as if they were their natural... ( added 12 days 12 hours ago.)

Health care Reform in the house & Senate - Herb A ⁽⁵⁵⁹⁾ Blue Level Author

Herb A

First let me start off by saying that I am neither a Demarcate nor Republican, I am an American. I see things as good for America not a party or special interest group. There is no love between me and the insurance, lawyers, hospitals or any other group that stands against health care for... ( added 12 hours 4 minutes ago.)

What Would Happen if Land Was Managed By Society? - Andy Carloff ⁽³⁶⁾ Red Level Author

We are living in a world where the land is held by a very few. The apartment complexes belong to real estate developers, the mines belong to the wealthy stock owners, and the farms belong to agricultural corporations. From the factories and the manufacturing plants to the seaports and the trains... ( added 19 days 12 hours ago.)

Naked Airport Scanners Possibly Violate Child Pornography Laws - Reprint Rights Available

- Aurelia Masterson ^(1,031) Bronze Level Author

Executive Summary In an ironic twist these new naked airport scanners depict images of children going through them naked. The airport people are rethinking them in that they violate the laws in UK on child pornography. The UK's Protection of Children Act, which states it is an offense to... ( added 16 days 16 hours ago.)

Germany Using Two Flu Vaccines, One From Government - Reprint Rights Available

- Aurelia Masterson ^(1,031) Bronze Level Author

Executive Summary The German people are in an uproar over the government buying two types of vaccines. One for the general population from GlaxoSmithKline called Pandemrix. This vaccine contains things the vaccine given to the government officials and politicians does not have. These extra... ( added 16 days 16 hours ago.)

Election Dissection: Be Afraid, Be Very Afraid - Drew McKissick ⁽⁰⁾ Verified Account

There are two groups of people that have reason to be scared over Tuesday's election results: moderate Democrats and Republican leadership. Why any Democrat should be concerned is obvious. They're the current majority party and they're in control of Congress and the White House. Off year... ( added 2 days 10 hours ago.)

Jailed Father on Hunger Strike to Protest Denial of His Parental and Other Constitutional Rights - Shane Flait ⁽³⁰⁰⁾ Red Level Author

Dr. Amir Sanjari, was divorce after a 17 year marriage. He's a UK Citizen who was originally invited to the United States to Stony Brook University, New York for a research position. Now he's destitute and on a hungar strike in jail to protest the unconstitutional denial of father' rights... ( added 5 days 1 hour ago.)

CERT Products - Eric Holm ⁽¹²⁷⁾ Red Level Author

Community Emergency Response Teams (CERTs) are in charge of educating people about disaster preparedness for hazards that occur all of a sudden. They educate people about how to survive when disaster strikes. Basic skills like light search and rescue, fire safety, disaster medical operations and... ( added 9 days 20 hours ago.)

Local Governments: How They Work - James Holan ⁽¹⁴⁷⁾ Red Level Author

There are many types of local government setups. The first and possibly most common of the two is the strong mayor setup for local governments. In a strong mayor setup the mayor is the official with the most, if not all, administrative authority. He is an elected official who serves the city for... ( added 9 days 23 hours ago.)

Japan: Sudden Change or Glacial Change? - Tom Aaron ⁽⁸³⁵⁾ Blue Level Author

Japan as a nation has vigorously embraced change in the past. After Commodore Perry and the Black Ships opened Japan, Japan rushed into an era of change, seeking to grow strong and modern. Then, after the Japanese accepted defeat in World War II, they embraced change, working hard to be a strong... ( added 10 days 2 hours ago.)

The Texas Constitution Verses the Vermont Constitution - James Holan ⁽¹⁴⁷⁾ Red Level Author

There are many differences between the Texas Constitution and almost every constitution in the United States. Mainly because the Texas Constitution has been changed, redesigned, amended, recreated, and overall been overdone. Other constitutions, such as the Vermont Constitution, have hardly ever... ( added 12 days 3 hours ago.)

Heads I Win - Tales You Lose (Liberals Come Up Winners But Leave Behind a Mess) - Howard Jacobs ⁽⁶⁰⁾ Unverified Account

Barack Obama has made it a point to continually talk about the "mess" he inherited from the Bush administration. In August, he said "But I don't want the folks who created the mess to do a lot of talking. I want them to get out of the way so we can clean up the mess. I don't mind cleaning up... ( added 13 days 5 hours ago.)

War - What Is It Good For? - Absolutely Everything - Howard Jacobs ⁽⁶⁰⁾ Unverified Account

Of course war is horrible. People say that war is to be avoided at all costs and it should always be a last resort. All other options must be completely exhausted before a country should consider sending troops (people) to fight and kill. War as an absolute last resort seems to make perfect... ( added 20 days 18 hours ago.)

Can We Save Our Democracy? - Reprint Rights Available

- E. Raymond Rock ^(3,068) Bronze Level Author

E. Raymond Rock

We are a democratic people who believe in democracy, which means equality, due process, freedom, privacy, consent and dissent, toleration, and the common good. We believe in it so adamantly that we advocate it for the world. This is because in the past, democracy has worked well for our country.... ( added 55 days 17 hours ago.)

The Polarizing Effect of Politics Doesn't Help Us - Mike Fak ^(5,738) Unverified Account

Mike Fak

I went to a Republican dinner last week. I usually don't go to those. I also skip Democratic get togethers as well as all it is preaching to the choir and it shouldn't really be considered news. This year it was Lincoln's 200th birthday and that coupled with a new governor, the old being... ( added 264 days 12 hours ago.)

Barack Obama Raises Bar for Blacks, But How Many Will Jump Higher? - Mogama ^(15,965) Gold Level Author

Mogama

In the past few weeks, I've felt like being watched...more closely...by some really big eyeballs that hardly blink. Like I've been put on the spot, with the spotlight pinpointed, focused, shining bright down on me. A strange feeling it is, like I'm suddenly exposed or something, like I'm... ( added 361 days 3 hours ago.)

You Can Be Christian and Vote For A Democrat - PART 1 - Dan Bimrose ^(1,259) Bronze Level Author

Dan Bimrose

I have never experienced this level of personal attack regarding the vote I will cast for President. Perhaps the reason is because I have always voted Republican in the past. I will be extremely happy when the Republican Party submits a candidate worthy of my vote and trust. I am writing this... ( added 1 year 4 days ago.)

What's The Deal? Christians and Politics and Allowing Others to Have a Different Viewpoint - Dave Dozier ⁽⁴⁴⁴⁾ Red Level Author

Dave Dozier

Not long ago I sat down to play cards with three friends of mine. The game we decided to play was spades, a game that I have played for decades. I have fond memories of playing spades on long summer afternoons with my high school friends. In fact, I consider myself something of a spades... ( added 1 year 11 days ago.)

12 Days of Election - Mogama ^(15,965) Gold Level Author

Mogama

On the first day of election My campaign sent to me An email with a donor link. On the second day of election My campaign sent to me Two voter gloves. On the third day of election My campaign sent to me Three free hats. On the fourth day of election My campaign sent to... ( added 1 year 15 days ago.)

Did Barack Obama Lie About His African Father - An African Weighs In - Reprint Rights Available

- Yangki Christine Akiteng ^(131,357) Platinum Level Author

Yangki Christine Akiteng

I posted part of this article as a comment on Judi Lake's Article "Barrack Obama: America's "Enlightened One?" where she lists some "facts" about Barack Obama. I am not an American -- and as I have repeatedly said, I don't care so much for politics -- so can't confirm or dispute the other so... ( added 1 year 51 days ago.)

Alan Keyes Offers A Glimmer Of Hope - Reprint Rights Available

- Joel Hendon ^(16,285) Gold Level Author

Joel Hendon

The first presidential election to which I was witness, albeit too young to know what was going on, was the first election of Franklin Delano Roosevelt who took office in January 1933. There was no television with which to brainwash the public, and the internet was unborn at the time. Mostly... ( added 1 year 205 days ago.)

Moo, the New Voice For a Bovine Public. - Reprint Rights Available

- Robert Melaccio, Sr. ^(5,185) Silver Level Author

Robert Melaccio, Sr.

Bovine, defined in Webster's as having the qualities of an Ox or a Cow . In an article by George Will he takes excerpts from Harvard economist John Kenneth Galbraith's "The Affluent Society" and states "he argued that the power of advertising to manipulate the -get this it is us who are being... ( added 1 year 206 days ago.)

Barack Obama Dialed My Number - And I am Not Even An American - Reprint Rights Available

- Yangki Christine Akiteng ^(131,357) Platinum Level Author

Yangki Christine Akiteng

Up until now, I have made it a point to post only articles about dating and relationships because that's where my passion is. But this last week, something different happened. Senator Barack Obama found my number, dialed all the right digits and said things that stirred me so deep that I... ( added 1 year 230 days ago.)

A Blogger Making a Difference: Zeyad of Healing Iraq - Scott Brown ⁽²⁸²⁾ Unverified Account

Scott Brown
In the Wall Street Journal today , I became acquainted with another hero of the Blogosphere: Zeyad . Zeyad is a blogging dentist from Iran , and he tells it like it is, perhaps giving one of the truest accounts of day-to-day life in Baghdad . Zeyad is a Sunni agnostic and author of the blog... ( added 3 years 216 days ago.)

Now That's A Protest - Michael Ramzy ⁽⁶³³⁾ Blue Level Author

Michael Ramzy

We still hear about tea parties, tax parties, and the like as being so . . . anti-American, it's hard to grasp the fact there are other protests going on these days which are slipping through the cracks. It's hard to grasp because unlike the tea parties, these protesters are not waving flags or... ( added 39 days 20 hours ago.)

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