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44,000 proposals have been selected from over 100,000 submitted to the British Government in an attempt to reduce the £155 billion deficit.
Health Care Reform: Ten Facts
- By Leslie M. Quesenberry
- Published 05/9/2010
- Politics
Now that health care reform is law I think it's important that we move past the political rhetoric and look at the real facts of what this reform means to the lives of average Americans
#1 Extends Coverage To 32 Million More Americans
Because of this bill 32 million of our fellow Americans will have health insurance coverage
President Obama - “Your Ego Is Writing Checks Your Body Can’t Cash”
- By Frank Denver
- Published 05/8/2010
- Politics
This is a classic line, from the movie Top Gun, which holds true even today Whether it’s a quest for financial gain or political glory, the results are the same
Choosing a NY City Event Venue For Your Political Fundraiser
- By Victoria Mitchell
- Published 03/14/2010
- Politics
Political Candidates cannot survive without funds Fundraising events are typical to just about every political campaign right from running for small town office seats up to running for President
The Government Stole Their House And I Never Knew It
- By Sandra S. Smith
- Published 03/9/2010
- Politics
Horror Tale: A family in Texas had a large oak tree limb hanging hazardously above their house, so they decided to have it cut down The tree man told them no special permits were needed
Real ID - Outstanding Idea or Sad Idea?
- By Sandra S. Smith
- Published 03/9/2010
- Politics
The Real ID Act of 2005 is planned to battle terrorism, identity theft, and other crimes by strengthening the precautions of government-issued ID cards The act calls on each state to execute a set of bare minimum national standards in a number of areas:
The Dietary Supplements Safety Act and Its Effects on Health Supplements!
- By Robert Nazarro
- Published 03/3/2010
- Politics
What with the recent debates on healthcare reform, health-related legislation is a hot topic in the United States However, the facet of health legislation most on people’s minds has to do with how much of healthcare should be public, whom can avail of these services, and where the funding will come from
New Orleans Election Shows Black Politics Can be Colorblind
- By Todd A. Smith
- Published 03/1/2010
- Politics
From the historic 1965 election of Carl Stokes as mayor of Cleveland to the momentous joy felt throughout Black America after President Barack Obama’s election in 2008, the history of Black politics has been filled with highs that still cause many in the community to be filled with jubilation years later
The Political Role
- By Chuck E Perry IV
- Published 02/19/2010
- Politics
Politics is about getting re-elected and nothing else besides It is a common error to assume that the politician's role is to create jobs, encourage economic activity, enhance the welfare and well-being of his subjects, preserve the territorial integrity of his country, and fulfill a host of other functions
Republic Racism Democratic Accidents!
- By Chuck E Perry IV
- Published 02/19/2010
- Politics
Current Affairs Over the weekend we were treated to the height of Democratic hypocrisy, and the stars are none other than our old friend Billy Jaye, (We miss ole Bubba), and Senate Majority Leader Harry (Squeaky), Reid
Unemployment Rises Motivation Declines
- By Chuck E Perry IV
- Published 02/19/2010
- Politics
Many Americans have been unemployed at some point during the course of the last few years As a result of the recession, those that have not been unemployed, were on the cusp of becoming unemployed
How do we Improve Our Economy?
- By Chuck E Perry IV
- Published 02/19/2010
- Politics
The United States has been in a recession since December, 2007, as defined by the National Bureau of Economic Research, a private, nonprofit research organization But the American people, and the Obama administration along with the democrat majority congress, seem to be at odds on how to fix the American economy
Why do Student Need to Research and Vote?
- By Chuck E Perry IV
- Published 02/19/2010
- Politics
The most questions of people ask in election and political field is "Why do we need to care about the election" It shows how care people including students are with the political and election issue
The Human Role of Politics
- By Chuck E Perry IV
- Published 02/19/2010
- Politics
It is commonly accepted that the project of sustainable development is conceptually composed of three constituent parts These parts are (1) environmental sustainability, (2) economic sustainability, and (3) social-political sustainability
Don't Play Around With Politics
- By Chuck E Perry IV
- Published 02/19/2010
- Politics
Politics is a dirty thing no matter how noble intentions are If you are a considerate citizen you will find here a lot of things that may interest you
Obama's Presidential Address: What He Really Means
- By Mike Simons
- Published 02/5/2010
- Politics
President Obama gave a wonderfully written and well presented speech last night to our great nations masses First things first we have to remember that President Obama is a very well spoken man, and even used to go as far as to teach debate tactics on college campuses
What Does Deregulation Mean?
- By Brooke Drake
- Published 02/4/2010
- Politics
I’ve heard a lot of talk in the past regarding deregulation in Texas and to be honest, I never really knew what that meant Even though I have lived in Houston for the majority of my life, I am slightly embarrassed to admit that I never paid much attention to things like the electricity market or even the oil and gas market
Exterior Interventions in Sovereign States
- By Artur Victoria
- Published 02/3/2010
- Politics
Governments represents only those whose consent they have sought, action to prevent them from oppressing those whose consent they have not sought ceases to be seen as 'intervention' in the traditional sense Those who try to protect the oppressed would not be interfering in the internal workings of a sovereign territory or trying to break down the walls around a sovereign state
Sovereignty and Conflicts
- By Artur Victoria
- Published 02/3/2010
- Politics
Once governments are seen as representatives of those whose consent they have obtained, an entirely new question arises: What powers have the people consented to delegate to their representatives To a constitutional lawyer, this issue is strangely absent from much international law
Disputes of Peacekeeping Forces During the War
- By Artur Victoria
- Published 02/3/2010
- Politics
If a belligerent becomes a peacekeeper, they are more likely to be targets of those who had been on the opposing side of the conflict It is obviously the kind of demand that is likely to be rejected by those who are independent minded, let alone those who are suspicious of NATO motives
Ethical Risk Control
- By Artur Victoria
- Published 02/2/2010
- Politics
The priorities, the working assumptions, and the cultures of organizations can make risk control difficult Risk control operations may run up against built-in assumptions of trust performance" in meaningful and persuasive ways
Society, Courts and Ethics - Three Solutions
- By Artur Victoria
- Published 02/2/2010
- Politics
Prosecutions do have a cathartic effect and may help to mobilize reform Laws can support other reforms
Regulating States Conflict
- By Artur Victoria
- Published 02/2/2010
- Politics
One of the greatest problems with the UNSC (United Nations Security Council) role in regulating conflict and in resolving disputes such as those that arose over the Kosovo bombing lies in the nature and origins of the Security Council Established at the end of the Second World War, it was an extension and refinement of the meetings of the 'big three' in Teheran, Yalta and Potsdam
About a Reform Process Plan
- By Artur Victoria
- Published 02/2/2010
- Politics
Any reform process (whether in a scandal and strife ridden government or one that is seeking to get a new start) should start with values - and keep coming back to them The start of the process should involve the articulation of the values that the reform is intended to promote and those values should inform the rest of the reform
Ethical Risk Mitigation
- By Artur Victoria
- Published 02/2/2010
- Politics
Those who have worked hardest and longest at risk-mitigation say that they experience this work as analytically and intellectually demanding, in ways they could not have predicted going in
Meanwhile, others see no need for anything new, claiming that risk-control work, where it really is necessary, should simply be delegated through existing line-management structures, with each functional manager or process owner being required to identify and handle the risks within his or her own areas



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