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In the 2nd day of 2018, long time-serving Republican Senator Orrin Hatch announced his retirement, in recent news Senator Trey Gowdy, recently announced his retirement. In mid-2017 Senators, Jeff Flake and Bob Corker announced they are not seeking re-election. Thus far, 34 Republican lawmakers are resigning from their seats-recap: near the end of 2017 many GOP legislators who have served […]
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I traveled the country, I traveled everywhere. There was a lack of enthusiasm for her even among millennials.” This excerpt is from Donna Brazile, the former interim DNC chair who has a new book coming out, Hacks The Inside and The Breakdowns That Put Donald Trump in the White House. The former DNC interim chair is discussing how Hillary, the […]
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Politico, MSNBC, Chris Matthews, New York Daily Post, the entire corporate media have been trying push Sen. Bernie Sanders out of the race for the Democratic nomination. Recent articles published by Politico on how Sen. Bernie Sanders supporters are grieving after the loss of the New York Primary and his failed political revolution are inaccurate subjective, biased and inaccurate articles […]
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Historically and Politically speaking this speech is coded talking about black people, especially black men. Being called super predators with no conscious and having no empathy has always been away to dehumanize black people for 200 plus years, and politically it is a way for them to subjugate black people by making them feel they are not human. “They are often the […]
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Last week, Myanmar had their elections and it was the National League for Democracy party, led by former political prisoner and life long fighter of democracy Aung San Suu Kyi that won the majority of the seats, upsetting the military regime. Based on reports the, Aung San Suu Kyi party has more than 390 seats in both houses of parliament, giving […]
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Hillary Clinton announces her Presidential bid for the 2016 elections, and has setup a campaign headquarters in Brooklyn New York. What makes the 2016 Presidential election interesting is this being Hillary 2nd time running, she has a clear advantage over all of the GOP candidates. And she is the front-runner for the Democratic party, who should rally behind her. Although, […]
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In the past 5 years there have been 395 voting laws passed making it harder for people to register to vote or just to vote. In the 2012 elections, there were 19 voting laws passed restricting the right to vote and in 2013 the Supreme Court removed section 5 of the voting rights act, that can allow states to pass […]
Read moreIn the middle of this year, Detroit went bankrupt, one of America’s most vibrant cities for manufacturing jobs until all the manufactures left for other cities and countries. We all know who to blame, which is both sides Democrats and Republicans, these two parties focused on their interest groups (corporations), which closed jobs and put people out of work and […]
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