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As Election Nears – This One Deserves A Rewind

Posted on September 21, 2010 by Stubborn_Facts

It’s time for some campaignin’…entertaining to be sure, but I think it’s worth a look beyond the entertainment value. This video is funny because it contains truth. The trouble is, the truth in political jokes are on us…the voters. How DID we end up with those two candidates? It’s more than a little freaky that […] Continue reading →

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GIN: Don’t Count On a Republican Congress To Save The Day (via R3publican)

Posted on September 10, 2010 by SCrosnoe

Sharing the first of an important series from my good friend Shelli Dawdy from Grassroots in Nebraska http://grassrootsne.com (visit this wonderful site for great information all the time!) /sc

Still living under the illusion that if we just get a Republican majority in Congress America will be “made safe for Democracy”? If you are still buying into the myth that a Republican majority in Congress is “the answer to our problems”, then in fact, you are not only not in Kansas, … Continue reading →

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GIN: Don’t Count On a Republican Congress To Save The Day

Posted on September 7, 2010 by Stubborn_Facts

If you are still buying into the myth that a Republican majority in Congress is “the answer to our problems”, then in fact, you are not only not in Kansas, you are not in any of the several states, including your own. Sure, you might be there physi… Continue reading →

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When Government Fears The People

Posted on September 4, 2010 by SCrosnoe

Thomas Jefferson made the astute observation: “When the people fear the government, there is tyranny. When the government fears the people, there is liberty.” Today, the problem with our government at all levels is that it has no fear of the people. In fact, it’s worse than that. Our elected officials, as a group, have […] Continue reading →

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Don’t Count On a Republican Congress To Save The Day

Posted on August 14, 2010 by Stubborn_Facts

Most people are currently focused on the November elections; particularly those who are hoping to reverse the direction of government. Focusing on winning a Republican majority in Congress is not likely to provide the answers people are looking for. Continue reading →

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Political Suicide

Posted on May 4, 2010 by SCrosnoe

Political Suicide A letter of Opinion by Roger Warren April 2010 In October 1929, a great recession began. It was caused by the ability of Stock Brokers to purchase stock “on Margin”. That is, pay 10% of the total price and owe 90%. This worked for a long time, but one day the Banks ran […] Continue reading →

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