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A Bittersweet Government: July 2008

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Wednesday, July 2, 2008. Links to this post. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). View my complete profile. The Christian Science Monitor. Brennan Wilson Government 2305 Blog. The Government of the U.S. Eric Hougen's Government Blog. R Lampert's Blog about the U.S. government. Rachel's Two Cents on Politics. US Government Past and Present. US Pile o' Tricks. Americans and Their Government. One Innocent's Thoughts on US Government. The Backbone of the United States. No Time Like the Present.

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A Bittersweet Government: Listen to the votes not the electors

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Monday, June 9, 2008. Listen to the votes not the electors. Although I am neither excited nor disgusted with Barack Obama’s nomination for the Democratic ticket, I feel that in any sort of race, the popular vote should prevail. In essence, to drive through traffic, stand in line, and cast my ballot only have my state’s elector ignore my vote is a waste of my time. Go to http:/ AnnCoulter.com to decide for yourself. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). View my complete profile. Why just a man and a woman?

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A Bittersweet Government: Another Landmark Ruling

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Friday, June 27, 2008. The Supreme Court has recently decided that an individual has the right to bear arms through their interpretation of the Second Amendment. In this decision, the majority opinion takes into account the necessity of fire arm regulations and qualifications. The dissenting opinion noted the lack of provisions for specific gun rights in the Second Amendment while also observing states’ individual bill of rights that do address these rights. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom).

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A Bittersweet Government: Comment #1

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Monday, June 23, 2008. I do not agree with the stance taken in this blog, " Universal Healthcare: Yes or No. Yes, taxes are not enjoyable and neither are malpractice suits, but should universal healthcare hinge upon factors such as these? People need access to healthcare and if they, like so many in the U.S., are unable to receive it, longstanding complications arise. So many people have health problems that could have been prevented had they had access to medical care. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom).

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A Bittersweet Government: Thank you, Supreme Court

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Friday, June 13, 2008. Thank you, Supreme Court. Asserts our rights are subject to the makeup of the Supreme Court. Thankfully the Supreme Court is no longer allowing President Bush to trample over supposed "terrorists". With any luck, fascist legislation like the Patriot Act and other such "preventative" laws will be overturned. After all, what is left to protect when you have sacrificed so many rights? Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). View my complete profile. Why just a man and a woman?

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A Bittersweet Government: June 2008

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Friday, June 27, 2008. The Supreme Court has recently decided that an individual has the right to bear arms through their interpretation of the Second Amendment. In this decision, the majority opinion takes into account the necessity of fire arm regulations and qualifications. The dissenting opinion noted the lack of provisions for specific gun rights in the Second Amendment while also observing states’ individual bill of rights that do address these rights. Links to this post. Monday, June 23, 2008.

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A Bittersweet Government: "Obama Clinches Nomination;First Black Candidate to Lead Major Party Ticket"

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Wednesday, June 4, 2008. Obama Clinches Nomination;First Black Candidate to Lead Major Party Ticket". Labels: Second Blog Assignment. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). View my complete profile. Why just a man and a woman? Thank you, Supreme Court. Listen to the votes not the electors. Obama Clinches Nomination;First Black Candidate t. The Christian Science Monitor. Brennan Wilson Government 2305 Blog. The Government of the U.S. Eric Hougen's Government Blog. Rachel's Two Cents on Politics.

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Fizzell Thoughts: A look at U.S. Government: "Bad officials are elected by good people who do not vote."

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Fizzell Thoughts: A look at U.S. Government. Wednesday, June 18, 2008. Bad officials are elected by good people who do not vote.". When our country was born, many gave their lives in order to gain the freedom to choose for themselves how and by whom they would be governed. Throughout our history, when our freedoms have come under attack, men and woman in this great nation have not hesitated to offer their lives to protect them. The cost of this freedom is not cheap. The government “of the people, b...

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Fizzell Thoughts: A look at U.S. Government: One Person, One Vote?

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Fizzell Thoughts: A look at U.S. Government. Monday, June 9, 2008. One Person, One Vote? An editorial in the New York Times. Yesterday broached the issue of the need for change in the system for presidential primary elections in our country. Each party does it differently under their own guide lines, but as we saw with the primaries this year, and as the editorial points out, there are some problems with the two party’s systems. One of the most apparent flaws with the idea of each person’s vote bei...