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cost of us wars
By | 03/17/2013 | War and Foreign Policy

Best Liberal Arts Colleges put together an infographic examining the cost of US wars. From the Revolutionary War to to the war in Afghanistan the numbers are staggering.

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VietnamWar
By | 04/21/2012 | Issues, Taxes, War and Foreign Policy | 13 Comments

With the loss of a sense of shared sacrifice comes the loss of concern for going to war by the general public. What we can’t feel as a nation, we don’t care about as a nation. Hence the war in Afghanistan has dragged on longer than any other U.S. conflict but only recently has begun to raise the public ire.

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By | 04/13/2012 | Issues, Legislation, War and Foreign Policy | 2 Comments

One of the crucial points Maddow makes in her book is that the Office of the President has wrested control of war-making authority from Congress, which was unambiguously vested with this power by the Founders.

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By | 01/06/2011 | Issues | 1 Comment

There are four third parties in California with ballot status:  American Independent, Green, Libertarian, and Peace and Freedom.  Let’s look at the numbers and see what they tell us. All data is the most recent from the California Secretary of State.

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By | 11/03/2010 | Issues

The 2010 elections have proven to be an historic year for third party and Independent politics in the United States, with record high numbers of third party and Independent candidates across the country seeking to capitalize on the electorate’s deep discontent with the two-party status quo.  

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By | 10/12/2010 | Issues

Some third parties prefer to work outside the electoral system, focusing on organizing, direct action, and working towards fundamental changes in society.

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