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The Merging of Green and Tea – People Over Party
Desperate times call for desperate measures. The blue and red pills that have shaped our country are causing Tea Party groups, the Occupy movement, and more and more self-professed Independents to step away from party lines and start moving towards … Continue reading
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Regulations, Fees, and Taxes
I’ve been traveling across the beautiful state of Colorado. During my journey, I’ve met a lot of small business owners that share in the frustrations that I experience as a small business owner. During this election and down economy, we … Continue reading
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How Occupying Can Bring Us Together
Listening to reporters on Fox News talk about the “Occupy” movement would make one think that the people roaming the streets are thugs who want to see the end of capitalism. And maybe that really is part of their message, … Continue reading
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Day 13 – Would Chaos Ensue Without Government Bureaucracy?
THERE IS A VITAL PLACE FOR GOVERNMENT AT THE LOCAL, STATE, and FEDERAL LEVEL. So do not presuppose that I desire to do away with useful and beneficial government services (of course you have to prove they are useful and … Continue reading
