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The Dark Legacy Of Reaganomics

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For half a century – from the depths of the Great Depression until the rise of Ronald Reagan – the U.S. government invested in building the nation and funding key research. And the country flourished. But Reagan then reversed those priorities.

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Bush Era ‘Trigger’ Bites the GOP

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Grover Norquist and the tea party have been busy of late, celebrating from the Super Committee failure to produce deficit compromises. Last August, the Republicans chalked up another win for their twisted devotion to governing for the nation’s upper class; or so they thought.

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Understanding The History And Purpose Of FOX News

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You’d think a thing like FOX couldn’t happen in the United States. Although they’re free to be crazy and free to support the Republican Party, you’d think Americans would be too smart to fall for the made-up outrages, dishonest reporting and relentless appeal to our meaner nature. Unfortunately, many Americans are not as smart as we used to assume

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Occupy Your Mind: Recapping the Movement

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The Occupy Wall Street Movement, now in its third month of existence is growing exponentially on a global scale and it is not going to end anytime soon. What began with a single person holding a sign in Zuccotti Park in New York City rapidly evolved into an aggressive global socio-economic movement.

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You Might Be A Fox News Tin Head, If You…

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Tin Head Hats are not for the well-informed. The hats come in all sizes and are not restricted to the people who earn less or ‘have’ less. Another sad fact about the Tin Head Hat, you must recharge it each day by watching Fox News or it fades as an effective brainwashing tool.

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GOP Debate # 13: 11 Points Of Reflection

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The GOP Debate that I refer to as,”GOP Half Marathon” (13 of 26 Debates) completed last evening. Unlike the previous debate, #13 was televised start to finish. CNN producers and moderator, Wolf Blitzer managed the event very professionally.

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