Photo courtesy of Blackbaud User Society website 1,700 likely retiree voters were surveyed about the 2008 Presidential election by a non-profit advocacy group, ProtectSeniors.Org, resulting in
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Drawing courtesy of Scan and Plan Extra website After his primary win in South Carolina, Obama supporters are saying, come Super Tuesday we will “Barack and Roll!” Senator Barack Obama‘s fans are mobilizing an online campaign to
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Button courtesy of the Village of Marshall, Wisconsin website “Every Single Vote,” a 10-month campaign to get out the single vote for this year’s presidential election, was just launched by Engage, the Internet’s first social dating community. The Engage campaign will provide voter registration resources
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Emblem courtesy of TakePart Blog Network website What ever happened to the concept of our political leader’s doing the nation’s business, as their constituents wanted it done? Am I confused?
Emblem courtesy of San Francisco State University website Barack Obama‘s statement strongly condemning the anti-Semitism of Nation of Islam leader Minister Louis Farrakhan was welcomed by the Anti-Defamation League (ADL). When reports appeared that minister, Rev. Jeremiah A. Wright Jr., leader of the Trinity United Church of Christ in Chicago, had honored Farrakhan as one
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Photo courtesy of Reason-4-Smile Weblog website Will the game playing of the news by the Bush administration never end? Check out what the administration has been doing…
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Cartoon courtesy of Vocal Laboratories website A new poll released today, as the 2008 Presidential primary season gets under way, reveals the candidates that U.S. adults view as the most desired neighbors. Democratic candidates are in a dead heat, whether it’s in the White House or the house next door, and are preferred neighbors over
This issue is on newsstands Monday, December 24. COVER: “What’s Next: China” (p. 38). Newsweek correspondents report on how China’s ascension to a global superpower is no longer a forecast but a reality. Three decades after its emergence from Mao Zedong‘s Cultural Revolution, China has grown from one of the world’s poorest countries to the
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Photo courtesy of Gimmie Some Truth website The Department of Justice (DOJ) was reported by the McClatchy Newspapers of putting partisanship ahead of the American people by delaying the prosecution of a key Republican official under investigation for the Republican Party’s criminal phone-jamming scheme in New Hampshire. “A (DOJ) official with detailed knowledge of the
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