Apr 14
Apr 14, 2011
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We’ve all heard the age-old axiom that “Actions speak louder than words,” right? What would you think of the following actions based on that? In a country where corporations are already paying the lowest amount (by percentage) of taxes in that nation’s history, a group politicians is trying to lower the corporate income tax. In […]
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Mar 10
Mar 10, 2011
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Scott Walker, governor of Wisconsin … he’s been in the news lately, hasn’t he? There was an interesting tidbit that a lot of people missed back in January 31st, before this whole shebang started. Governor Walker signed into law a little provision that says companies moving to Wisconsin will not have to pay corporate tax […]
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Feb 10
Feb 10, 2011
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Like most young children growing up, at some point I learned about government. I learned about the three branches of government – executive, legislative and judicial. I learned that the role of the judicial branch is to interpret the law and apply facts and the law to each case that comes before it. Sometimes there […]
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Jan 13
Jan 13, 2011
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I’ve been thinking about this for a while, and the events of January 8th solidified it for me: The United States is too divided. We are, as a nation, scared. Yes, I’ve written about this before, but it’s getting worse every day. We’re too divided to prosper. Too divided to revolutionize. So divided we’re scared. […]
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Dec 09
Dec 09, 2010
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This will be my final article for 2010, and I’ve been pretty darn moderate my last few articles so rather than focusing on one specific issue here I’m going to give my opinions on a bunch of different issues that are making news the past few weeks. I apologize in advance if I get a […]
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Nov 11
Nov 11, 2010
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The elections are over, “the people have spoken,” and as far as I can tell, we’re still a heavily divided country. Partisanship has reached a fervor not seen in US politics before. It’s beginning to match the rivalry you normally see reserved for Yankees vs. Red Sox or Duke vs UNC. Remember the bank bailouts? […]
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Oct 14
Oct 14, 2010
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I don’t hide the fact that I find the Republican party disgusting for giving massive gifts to corporate America, but I find the Democratic party at least as culpable for having no spine and allowing it to happen. With the Citizen’s United ruling on January 21st of this year, the floodgates opened completely in terms […]
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