Month / November 21, 2009
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The Rise of the Third World
I recall quite vividly my view of the world when I was in elementary school. It all centered on the fact that I was an American, a native-born citizen of the strongest, freest, and most just country in the entire world. Even better, I had the good fortune to have been born in the era…
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The Future of Republican Politics
As the Republican Party continues to suffer through difficult times, conservatives across the country are hunting for a source of revitalization. While they may not always agree on which path to renewal is most efficient, many GOP affiliates recognize the need for fresh and innovative leadership. They want vitality, youth and brains – the type…
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Why Walmart is Good for America
As the largest retailer in history, it’s no surprise that Walmart is the target of both vicious attacks and effusive praise. According to its own website, Wal-Mart Stores, Inc. operates more than 8,000 stores, employs more than 2.1 million people, and sells more than $400 billion worth of goods in every year. Though this bulk…
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Environmental Activism Close to Home
I often feel there is a disconnect between the global environmental problems that I want to solve and the actions that I am capable of taking to influence them. I find myself asking, “Will this petition actually do anything to slow global warming? Will any lawmakers notice a rally that I participate in?” While these…