American Debt - Crisis Point! (40 views)
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It’s all over the news these days the American Debt Crisis. Will the Democrats, Republicans & Obama ever agree to raise the debt ceiling in time before the US goes into default on paying its own debt? What will happen? Author: Tom
Submitted: Sunday, Nov 27 2011 |
Is There Political Bias in the Mainstream Media? (63 views)
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The mainsteam media has been a target of Republicans and conservatives for some time now as being somehow biased and unfair toward their causes, while Democrats have targeted networks such as Fox as being unfair. The intensity of these feelings about the media seems to be increasing, yet scientific studies have reached mixed conclusions about this topic at best. Author: alan
Submitted: Friday, Oct 21 2011 |
City Commissioners Vote to Ban Open Containers in Treasure Island, Florida Again (64 views)
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The city of Treasure Island has voted to once again ban open containers on Sunset Beach. Read on to learn more about these rules and how it affects residents, visitors, and businesses. Author: Laine
Submitted: Tuesday, Oct 18 2011 |
Bias in Presidential Polls and other Election Year Polling (60 views)
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While most political polling companies do adhere strictly to high scientific standards when it comes to removing all sources of bias, some do not. It is important that voters are aware of the ways polls can become biased, and of how to know which polls to follow. Looking for outliers, analyzing how poll questions were worded, and scrutinizing the demographics of respondents chosen are good steps, as is looking into the political lean of the leader of the poll itself. Author: alan
Submitted: Monday, Oct 17 2011 |
Voters Should Insist that Candidates Touch the Third Rails (45 views)
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There are certain topics, often referred to as "third rails", that political candidates and leaders will never divulge into. Yet political polling suggests that voters want to know the candidates' views on them. Liberals and conservatives, democrats and republicans, all avoid topics, such as social security, global warming, foreign aid, and the possibility of ever raising taxes. Perhaps a candidate willing to take on the issues openly might be able to capture the attention of voters. Author: alan
Submitted: Sunday, Oct 16 2011 |
Political Blogs: Untapped Potential for Debating Election and Camapign News (103 views)
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The political party-based system in the US, in combination with advances in social media, should present a perfect opportunity for open debate of important issues during election seasons and beyond. Instead political views that we see and hear are hyper partisan inflexible, so respectful discussion is almost impossible. Whether you are a democrat or a republican, liberal or conservative, a rational discussion can bring us together and open the door to comprimise, and educate the voting public. Author: alan
Submitted: Thursday, Sep 15 2011 |
Riots In the UK Coming to America? Well The US Is Ready! (107 views)
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The recent uprising towards the government involving massive rioting in the UK just adds to anti-government sediment in the US. With the US still not able get their fiscal house in order, unemployment very high with little to no hope for the middle and lower class to get ahead while the rich just get richer. Author: Tom
Submitted: Sunday, Sep 11 2011 |
What Can Be Done to Reduce the Cost of Medical Malpractice? (73 views)
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The cost of health care and medical malpractice in the United States has been an ongoing debate. Find out alternative ideas to reduce these costs. Author: Maria
Submitted: Tuesday, Jul 19 2011 |
Politicians Can Gain Votes By Using A Teleconferencing Service (620 views)
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Politicians are motivators by nature. The really great ones can convince people to follow them and support them because their priorities are aligned with one another. Good politicians know that they earn votes by shaking hands and appearing in town hall meetings. Political power is all about relationships. The stronger your relationships are and the more of them you have leads to more votes and a happier electorate. Conference call technology can help savvy politicians gain an edge over their opposition. Author: Kathy
Submitted: Saturday, Jul 17 2010 |
A Checklist to Maximise the Christmas Postal Market (354 views)
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As the postal industry worldwide gears up for Christmas PLCWW asks Does the industry maximise its potential at this time of year? Author: Rupesh S
Submitted: Tuesday, Jun 15 2010 |
Traits In The Leadership Process (339 views)
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Leadership has its concern in ensuring that it gives direction and the leader is concerned with the influence on others so that they can do their work as expected. There are the leadership theories that explain how the leaders ought to work so that success can be reached . Author: Catherine
Submitted: Tuesday, May 04 2010 |
Structure And Processes Of Criminal Justice (383 views)
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Criminal justice can be described as the study of the theories and practices of the law courts, the police as well as the institutions of person’s corrections.
Criminal justice can also be defined as the process used by states or governments through legislation, organization, and practice geared towards the maintenance of control within human societies(social control), the prevention and control of violent behaviors or crime, the prosecution, sanctioning or incarceration of those who are involved in crime(law violators).
Author: Catherine
Submitted: Monday, May 03 2010 |
United States Foreign Policy Relations To International Politics. (993 views)
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A foreign policy is a policy that governs, or gives directives on how a state relates with other state and non-state actors on the international scene. It is usually broad in that it governs issues of military, economic as well as trade. Author: Catherine
Submitted: Friday, Apr 23 2010 |
United States History 1607-1877 (965 views)
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The United States constitution is the highest governing document or the republics supreme law of the United States. It was adopted as the supreme law in 17th September 1787 by the constitutional convention held in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. It was later to be ratified by the people of the republic in all the constituent states to start with the phrase “we the people”. Author: Catherine
Submitted: Friday, Apr 23 2010 |
Report On The Effectiveness Of Government Training Institutions. (427 views)
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The aim of this research was to determine the effectiveness of government training institutions which include the Sultan Qaboos University which is denoted as SQU, the Oman tourism college denoted as OTC and the national hospital institute denoted as NHI. The study aimed at indentifying institutions that trained students in the three institutions and respondents were human resource managers, training managers and supervisors who had direct contact with the students during training. Author: Catherine
Submitted: Thursday, Apr 22 2010 |
Taxation (537 views)
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Taxation is one source of government revenue, there exist two types of taxes which are direct taxes and indirect taxes, direct taxes are those taxes that are imposed directly on products or even personal income tax. Indirect taxes are taxes imposed on good and services. When a direct tax is imposed then both the sellers of the products and the buyer faces the burden of tax. Author: Catherine
Submitted: Thursday, Apr 22 2010 |
National Identity Cards (1795 views)
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National identity cards are identification documents issued by various governments and or their departments. Depending on the country national identification cards carry different information, but there is some common information that will be found in almost all identification documents. Author: Catherine
Submitted: Thursday, Apr 22 2010 |
American Politics (383 views)
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Presidential signing statements are important, if generally little known, instruments
of presidential direct action. They can and have been used as line-item vetoes of
legislation presented to the president for signature or veto but without the use of the
formal veto or the opportunity for legislative override processes.
Author: Catherine
Submitted: Wednesday, Apr 21 2010 |
Democracy (358 views)
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Democracy can trace its roots from the ancient Greek city-states and Rome. The concept of democracy has been there for a long time although the definition varies with time and space. Author: Catherine
Submitted: Wednesday, Apr 21 2010 |
Why Social Security and Medicare Comprise the Largest Ponzi Scheme In History (402 views)
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This article outlines the problems behind Social Security and Medicare. Author: Tyler
Submitted: Friday, Apr 02 2010 |
Israel and US Politics in Obama administration line of fire (464 views)
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A spat between the US and Israel has spilled over into domestic US politics, with the Obama administration coming under fire from critics who accuse the president of endangering a crucial and longstanding alliance. Author: Ram
Submitted: Friday, Mar 19 2010 |
The American Economy and Election ‘08 (1161 views)
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The American economy has spun into an economic meltdown, including the largest drop in GDP growth since 1980. The constant blow to the nation’s consumers has drastically reduced spending power, causing depression worries. A widespread drop in housing prices, dips in the stock markets and insolvency by highly trusted banks have left people with no other option but to stop spending and start saving. Author: liza
Submitted: Monday, Nov 03 2008 |
Introducing the New Face of America – Presidential Election 2008 (1070 views)
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The American electorate is going to the polls tomorrow. As the hours pass, the battle for the position of ‘leader of the free world’ being contested by two high profile senators is being heatedly debated in every corner of the nation. The country has seen both the candidates campaigning hard for the last two years. Author: liza
Submitted: Monday, Nov 03 2008 |
Centralized Banking and You (1733 views)
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What does the Federal Reserve have to do with your daily life? Read this to find out. Author: Patrick
Submitted: Friday, Jul 11 2008 |
The ‘Porkmeisters’…Cloaked In Secrecy…Ply Their Trade Of Separating Tax Payers (2002 views)
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Jimmy Stewart’s character portrayed in “Mr. Smith Goes To Washington” would have been right at home last week in Washington D.C. surrounded by the “Porkmeisters” of the current day. Déjà vu here we go again. Conveniently, the closure rule has been simplified removing the spectacle of a ‘elected citizen’ fighting with the Filibuster Rule. The difference here is that this spectacle occurred in the “House Of Representatives”. The strongest example of an oxymoron if they’re ever was one. Author: Dale
Submitted: Thursday, Mar 29 2007 |
The US Tax Code: An Open Letter to Madam Chairperson Pelosi (1893 views)
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The United States tax code tries to accomplish two things at once: raising revenue, and redistributing wealth. I suggest that we simplify things by replacing it with two systems, each designed to do only one thing. One agency could raise revenue, and the other could make everything fair. I wrote this letter to offer the suggestion to the current House Speaker. Author: Jeffrey
Submitted: Saturday, Feb 24 2007 |
What Does It Mean To Be Politically Independent? (2653 views)
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I have concluded of late that I could only consider myself a political independent if there is such a thing. I do not think I should be labeled Republican or Democrat, on the Left or on the Right or any other affiliation except to be a proud citizen of this United States and live by the principles on which this great nation was founded. Author: Bill
Submitted: Monday, Oct 23 2006 |
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Submitted: Saturday, Oct 07 2006 |
A Psychic Revealed - The Hidden Superpowers Of Your Mind (1840 views)
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Revealing The Psychic Side of Yourself... More and More Author: Dina
Submitted: Friday, Jul 07 2006 |