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- Revisiting The Washington Lobbyist By:-Greg Newell
In recent years, lobbyists have come under sharp criticism in the news media and by talk show pundits. Many perceive lobbyists to be manipulative tools of big business, who are in Washington to promote the causes of those big businesses at the ...
- America's Two Fatal Blunders By:-Scott F Paradis
America has committed two fatal blunders. We have concentrated power, and continue to do so at an ever increasing rate. And we have unleashed finance, formerly a measure to impose discipline, making it a means to excess. These mistakes have shattered America's noble purpose - to be a beacon of freedom to the world.
- Social Services - Do Changes Need to be Made? By:-Wendy Moyer
Our social structure is being challenged by the need to care for an increasingly large number of people, both young and old, who - for one reason or another - have found that they are unable to take care of themselves and their families. Social service agencies have attempted to ameliorate these problems. But the problems just seem to be getting worse.
- Find Military Singles Using Military Online Dating By:-David Planck
Military online dating is a fantastic way of meeting singles who want to date a member of the armed forces. Dating someone in the military is a lot different than having a normal relationship with someone who isn't in the military because the lifestyle is completely different.
- How Water Main Leak Detection Saves a City Money By:-Clayton Dorais
When a water main leak occurs, the whole water system can be thrown into chaos, especially if the leak isn't quickly detected and dealt with. Water main leak detection is a vitally important service to keep the water main system running smoothly and to save the city money.
- President Roosevelt's Fireside Chats By:-Lawrence Reaves
People have gathered around fire for as long as human civilization has existed. The invention of the modern fireplace further increased the popularity of gathering together around a fire. In the past families have gather around fireplaces in the evening to stay warm, share the details of their day, and read stories from classic books.
- Why The Payroll Tax Fight Matters By:-Mark Trahant
Congress has a long to-do list to complete before the end of the year. It must enact a budget, either a real one, or for most federal agencies, a continuing resolution that funds the government after the current one expires on Dec. 16. Many ask: "Why doesn't Congress just pass the budget?"
- Presidential Candidates Focus On The Wrong Issue By:-Scott F Paradis
The economy is a symptom of what might most accurately be termed a collective mental illness. The presidential candidates, reinforced by entrenched interests, those vested in the status quo (financial, political and media elite), persist in focusing on the wrong issue. The single cause of our national malaise, our collective mental illness, is concentration of power.
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