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Finding the Cure to Health Care's Hyper-Partisan Sickness
If only we had a handful of Centrist Independents in the U.S. Senate right now to be the catalyst for a more constructive debate over real health care reform. Health care does not have to be a hyper-p ...
20 Jul, 2017
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WATCH: New Jersey Voters Are Fed Up with Closed Primaries
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=94TTJxOQ_tsAs a born and bred Jersey girl, it’s only natural that I’m stubborn about my politics. My friends and I all have ideas about candidates, issues, and New Jers ...
19 Jul, 2017
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Thousands of Low-Income Voters Fear Losing Their Homes, Communities in NYC
New York City Housing Authority (NYCHA) is in crisis. It needs $17 billion to update public housing that has fallen into disrepair.New York City is home of the US's largest public housing population, ...
14 Jul, 2017
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Bottom Line: Contraceptive Care Shouldn't Be a Partisan Issue
The American medical community has seen a vast amount of change in the last few decades, specifically when it comes to women’s health care. From government policy to rapid advances in technology, the ...
14 Jul, 2017
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Independent Candidates Are Key to A New, Better Way Forward
Washington, D.C. – Against the backdrop of dysfunctional government, widespread economic uncertainty, and a general failure of the two-party system to solve many of the nation’s most pressin ...
13 Jul, 2017
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Delegator-in-Chief: Trump's Controversial Pentagon Policy
The commander-in-chief made a controversial move earlier this month by handing the reins of authority over military operations in Afghanistan back to the Pentagon.The move gave the Pentagon more autho ...
29 Jun, 2017
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Trump File: All The Controversies We've Forgotten Over Russia
It has been said of presidential candidates that the ideal nominee is one with no history. Put another way, the candidate with the lowest number of blemishes in the public eye.That approach assumes a ...
27 Jun, 2017
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How the Fair Representation Act Would Empower Voters in the Southwest
The United States continues to fall short in fairly reflecting its diversity in elected offices. Our widespread use of a winner-take-all rule -- that is, one where the biggest group of voters can win ...
26 Jun, 2017
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OPINION: Liberals Must Reflect on Failure with Humility
Liberals in America have been dealt some heavy blows in the past few decades. The impeachment of Bill Clinton, losing the 2000 election by a Supreme Court verdict, the Tea Party, partisan gerrymanderi ...
23 Jun, 2017
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Blackmail, Obstruction, Secrecy: Could Debbie Wasserman Schultz Face Impeachment?
At what point will the damaging revelations of the ongoing investigation into Rep. Debbie Wasserman Schultz's congressional office require the constitutional remedy of impeachment?As the corruption sc ...
23 Jun, 2017
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