1 day ago by citizenwells

I would like to thank the 60 senators who voted yesterday for the Senate version of the Health Care bill for providing us with a convenient score card to vote them out of office in 2010. Harry Reid is already a goner. Perhaps these 60 can form a club to stay occupied after the 2010 elections. Perhap ...

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1 day ago by Dil

editorial NEXT week Namibians will go to the polls in the Presidential and National Assembly elections. While voting is not compulsory in this country, it is nevertheless important that our people turn out in high numbers to exercise this right. Not only is it crucial to vote, but it is perhaps even ...

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2 days ago by Mer Pints

I don’t know if they are really serious or not but they’re the first one to file certificate of candidacy to the Commission on Election on Friday the first day for filing. But all of them have one common objective: to get of corruption in the government. They all claim to be serious in running [...]

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2 days ago by J.D. Longstreet

These are the people who shop at Wal-Mart, and K-mart, and drive 2, 3 or 4 year old cars. Most own their own homes. They have savings accounts and they have a family budget, which they will not abuse. Their lives are built around their families and their church.

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3 days ago by toma

How many steps are involved in eventually casting a vote that counts in an election? There are a few: 1. You must become eligible. 2. You must register. 3. Your eligibility has to be verified. 4. The state must put you on the voter roll. 5. You have to show up to vote. 6. Election officials have to ...

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3 days ago by emervane

Reporting from Washington - Amid all of the uncertainties about how healthcare legislation would affect each American, one thing is clear: The more affluent would pay higher taxes. Embracing the progressive -- and sometimes politically risky -- principle that the cost of carrying out public policies ...

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3 days ago by Ryan Mason

From California to Iowa to Arkansas to New Hampshire, the debate over the legalization of same-sex marriage has crossed the country. Recently, Washington, D.C. passed a bill recognizing the union of same-sex couples married legally in one of the handful of states where it’s allowed. The D.C. Board o ...

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4 days ago by Staff Writer

Local voters are encouraged to attend a town meeting where they will decide if Columbia should accept four incoming grants and re-organize town funds. The meeting - which will be held Thursday - begins at 7 p.m. in Yeomans Hall. The following items will be up for discussion and possible approval: • ...

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4 days ago by Nick

On the excellent Political Betting blog, Mike Smithson makes an important point against what is sometimes regarded as a electoral law. Namely, that: “There is a notion which seems to be deeply ingrained in the minds of many pundits and Labour figures that there is some immutable law of polling that ...

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5 days ago by eric

After seeing the mid-midterm election results and hear story after story about how Obama isn’t keeping promises, I have the feeling that we’re looking a one term presidency. It’s tough to please the masses when media outlets and astro-tuff sedition groups denounce the president as a fool with his he ...

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