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Monthly Archives: October 2011
Perry’s Flat Tax
Rick Perry has finally revealed his tax plan, Cut, Balance and Grow, which among other things includes a 20% flat tax. How does his plan stack up against the rest? Is it a good idea? Rick Perry will formally make his … Continue reading
Posted in Taxes
Tagged 9-9-9, cut balance and grow, flat tax, GDP, Herman Cain, Mitt Romney, Perry, Rick Perry, Steve Forbes, Tax, tax plan, taxes, United States
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Should We Care About How Gaddafi Died?
It seems pretty clear that Gaddafi was executed by the rebels that found him. Should we care? Some are saying that the new government is ‘stained’ because of how he died. It is clear that Gaddafi was captured alive and … Continue reading
Posted in World
Tagged Gaddafi, Islam, Libya, Lockerbie, Middle East, Muammar al-Gaddafi, Pan Am Flight 103, United States
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Western Republican Presidential Debate
This Tuesday marked yet another debate in the race for the republican nomination for President. The Western Republican Presidential Debate was hosted by CNN and moderated by Anderson Cooper. The format made things quite interesting! Unlike the last debate hosted … Continue reading
Posted in Republicans
Tagged Anderson Cooper, CNN, Debate, Herman Cain, Michele Bachmann, Mitt Romney, presidential debate, Rick Perry, Romney, United States, western republican presidential debate
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The Iran False Flag
The war drums have been getting louder and louder as this story about the alleged Iranian assassination plot to kill the Saudi ambassador makes the rounds. What troubles me about the story is that we now have more and more … Continue reading
Posted in World
Tagged CIA, false flag, Iran, Middle East, Quds, Quds Force, Saudi, Saudi Arabia
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Online Voting Movement for Occupy Wall Street
How could the Occupy Wall Street (OWS) movement stand behind something that would give everyone a larger voice in politics today, while at the same time bringing our election system into the 21st century? Come out in full force behind … Continue reading
Posted in Millennials
Tagged Generation Y, millennial, millennials, Occupy Wall Street, online voting, OWS, United States, Voting system, Wall Street
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Showdown On Wall Street Postponed!
New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg made an announcement this week to the Occupy Wall Street protesters. He said that on Friday at 7:00am, they would have to leave the park so that it could be cleaned, but that they … Continue reading
Posted in Economy
Tagged Brookfield Properties, Michael Bloomberg, New York City, Occupy Wall Street, OWS, protest, Street protester, Wall Street, Zuccotti Park
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Tea Party Coming Out Against Occupy Wall Street
There have been a lot of negative stories portrayed about the Occupy Wall Street movement. These stories appear to be coming from infiltrators from the outside, trying to find the worst of the worst to show the protesters in a … Continue reading
Posted in Tea Party
Tagged baby boomer, baby boomers, millennial, millennials, Occupy Wall Street, OWS, Politico, protest, Tea Party movement, Tea Party protests, Wall Street
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