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The Problem with Saying "Merica"

"Merica." No, that's not a misspelling. In recent years, we've all heard someone say the name of our nation in this ironic manner. I'd be lying if I told you I've never uttered it myself jokingly.

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Black Activists Praise Presidential Performance on Economy Called "a Testament to Trumponomics"

President Donald Trump's economic policies were responsible for last month's improved employment numbers, said members of the Project 21 black leadership network, who credited the president with reviving an economy devastated by COVID-19 lockdowns and with assisting the black community.

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Road To The White House - 2012

With the Iowa Caucuses over and all focus on New Hampshire, the first primary of this pivotal Presidential race, the party’s two front runners, Mitt Romney and Rick Santorum, moved their machines into full gear and into the Granite State.

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Beltway Insider: Immigration Plan Banned; ISIS/Dakota Pipeline; Queen’s Jubilee; UK Protest; Pat’s Shock Falcons

President Donald Trump has remained defiantly steadfast in fulfilling his campaign promises which, under the umbrella of "Making America Strong Again," are challenging laws and liberties, backfiring and causing continued protests as Americans watch their rights erode.

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  • Money News: Energy Lessons from the Texas Freeze

    The Texas freeze again brought renewable energy into the national conversation. It is quite likely that your state or locality is making firm plans to hop on the "renewables" train, following the lead of Texas and California.

     
  • Populisme Hors Jeu

    Confrontés à des réalités politiques mal appréhendées, les discours populistes défendus par Boris Johnson et Matteo Salvini se heurtent à la complexité des systèmes institutionnels nationaux et européens qu'ils combattent. Explications.

     
  • Celebrity Interview: Glenn Close, and Cast of The Wife, Stirs Up the OSCAR Race

    Glenn Close, the star of the recently released The Wife, has been nominated for an Oscar six times, more than any other actress without a win, and as time escapes no one, the meaty performances that woo Academy voters are slower in arriving.

     
  • On a Tous Besoin de Politique…

    Déstructuré par la disparition progressive ou programmée des partis politiques historiques, le corps électoral français oscille désormais entre tentation extrémiste et apologie de l'individualisme renvoyant l'intérêt général au rang de préoccupation obsolète.  

  • The Lost Daughter Review – A Haunting Psychological Drama

    The Lost Daughter, a Netflix original, presents the story of choices as a single college professor on vacation becomes intertwined with another vacationing family and finds herself suddenly reliving her own past choices as a young mother.

     
  • Court Upholds Second Chance at Justice for Pennsylvania Youth

    Pennsylvania Superior Court’s recent ruling vacating a lower court’s decision, may just grant Jordan Brown, the Pennsylvania 12 year old convicted of murdering his father’s fiancée and her unborn child, a desperately needed second chance at justice.