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Congress

In Security – Greater Protection Through Greater Vulnerability

AdLib - June 11, 2013 22

Congress

Hope There’s No Change – A Bipartisan Chorus

AdLib - April 11, 2013 55

Congress

REVIEW: Predictable and Repetitive, Has American Politics Jumped the Shark?

AdLib - January 15, 2013 26

Activism

Enough Unnecessary Tragedy, Time to Disarm America and the NRA

AdLib - December 14, 2012 67

Corporations

Driving Up the Fiscal Bluff

AdLib - November 27, 2012 32

Music Thread

Weekend Music Thread – Life is Sweet

AdLib - November 17, 2012 41

2012 Elections

What the GOP Would Have Said if They Helmed the Titanic

AdLib - November 9, 2012 29

2012 Elections

An Open Letter to my Sons – November 5th, 2008

funksands - November 5, 2012 46

2012 Elections

A Close Race and a Victorious Obama

MurphTheSurf3 - November 4, 2012 10

2012 Elections

If Romney Wins: A Look at the Impact

MurphTheSurf3 - October 26, 2012 17

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In Security – Greater Protection Through Greater Vulnerability

Hope There’s No Change – A Bipartisan Chorus

REVIEW: Predictable and Repetitive, Has American Politics Jumped the Shark?

Enough Unnecessary Tragedy, Time to Disarm America and the NRA

Driving Up the Fiscal Bluff

Weekend Music Thread – Life is Sweet

What the GOP Would Have Said if They Helmed the Titanic

An Open Letter to my Sons – November 5th, 2008

A Close Race and a Victorious Obama

If Romney Wins: A Look at the Impact

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