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Democratic Party

Remarks by the President at the A.P. Luncheon

bito - April 3, 2012 93

Education

The Religious Right Assault on America – Education

SueInCa - March 20, 2012 39

2012 Elections

Coalition of Church and State: Willard Mitt Romney

SueInCa - January 3, 2012 28

Afghanistan

The Sad Legacy of the “War on Terror” Pt. 1

ADONAI - November 26, 2011 12

Activism

Why America Fails: One Man’s Opinion

ADONAI - September 29, 2011 34

2012 Elections

JOIN THE LIVE BLOG TONIGHT: GOP Debate at Reagan Library

AdLib - September 7, 2011 713

Democratic Party

We Are Our Own Worst Enemy

BlueStateMan - August 5, 2011 35

Congress

President Obama: Both Parties Have a Responsibility to Solve this Problem

bito - July 26, 2011 3

News & Politics

We Are Morally Bound to Take Care of Each Other

BlueStateMan - July 9, 2011 9

Corporations

The Monolith Defined

BlueStateMan - July 7, 2011 3

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Tag: Ronald Reagan

Remarks by the President at the A.P. Luncheon

The Religious Right Assault on America – Education

Coalition of Church and State: Willard Mitt Romney

The Sad Legacy of the “War on Terror” Pt. 1

Why America Fails: One Man’s Opinion

JOIN THE LIVE BLOG TONIGHT: GOP Debate at Reagan Library

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