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Please, vote against the Pauline-Wally-doodle all the day!

Posted on October 6, 2008 by Dugan Barr

One of the problems that we have in this country is that we seem to treat elections like some kind of sporting event. We sign up for a team, and then mindlessly cheer the people on that team to victory.… Continue Reading →

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Why I decline to align – politically speaking

Posted on August 14, 2008 by Morgan Balavage

In a land of Pepsi versus Coke, Mac versus PC, FedEx versus UPS, the powers that be are constantly trying to force us to make a choice that defines us as individuals. Thanks to the grand world of advertising that… Continue Reading →

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