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Media Bias—Goals and Effects of—

Posted on February 21, 2013 by

Only days after Obama’s inauguration, CBS launched Hillary Clinton on a magic carpet ride with a gracious interview between her and her boss Barack Obama. There appeared to be a lot of backslapping, high fives, and innuendos of Hillary’s political future. The only thing missing was a … Continue reading →

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The Monkey Experiment: Featuring Bill Nelson

Posted on June 2, 2011 by

An Explanation why the Tea Party Scares Career Politicians Herman Cain and Sarah Palin have something in common; their own party doesn’t want to support them, and for good reason—they don’t fit the mold of polished lawyer types who live in the … Continue reading →

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Transformation to Conservatism: Or Where is My Trophy?

Posted on May 26, 2011 by

If I were to write a book it would probably be about my journey from a bitter liberal, to a peaceful conservative. The transformation didn’t come easy, nor was it an epiphany—it was  gradual changing of my outlook on life. I … Continue reading →

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Decadence, California Style

Posted on January 5, 2011 by

The following piece identifies the results of failed policies that many choose to ignore. It’s sad, but is indicative of how a heartless government can turn their backs/minds to the unintended consequences of their policies, and then act as if … Continue reading →

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