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Teen Zach Sobeich dies of cancer, inspires millions
Zach Sobeich: The kid who went down fighting, and didn’t really lose. Published 5:49 p.m. May 21, 2013 - Comments
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Unwelcome advances: LegiStorm tracks minors, former employees
LegiStorm's tracking policies have been causing a good deal of controversy on Capitol Hill. Published 4:00 p.m. April 19, 2013 - Comments
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DC Metro asks disturbingly "racist question"
An emergency yielded a disturbing "racist" question from the DC Metro emergency response. Published 4:21 p.m. March 20, 2013 - Comments
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War on Women: CNN pities Steubenville rapists' "ruined lives"
In a bizarre report, CNN empathizes with the "very emotional" plight of convicted Steubenville rapists as the judge sentenced them. Published 5:10 p.m. March 18, 2013 - Comments
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Nash gains in South Carolina's Congressional race
In a field of 16 contenders for South Carolina's 1st Congressional District, Ray Nash and others are rising to the top. Published 12:00 p.m. March 9, 2013 - Comments
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White House spreads misinformation about copyright law
The White House Flickr account denies the public fair usage of its photographs. Published 12:00 a.m. February 2, 2013 - Comments
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KONY 2012: Bringing Joseph Kony to justice
Kony should be brought to justice, but is Invisible Children hurting more than helping? Published 8:24 p.m. March 7, 2012 - Comments
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How PIPA and SOPA will destroy the Internet
PIPA and SOPA aren't just tools to protect property rights. They're meant to tame the Internet itself. Published 12:42 a.m. January 19, 2012 - Comments
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![]Gingrich’s recent 7.4% drop, Paul & Romney have taken the majority with +2.9% and +2.5% respectively. As the Iowa frontrunner, Paul is now in a position to get swiped by his rivals.](http://media.washtimes.com/media/community/photos/blog/entries/2011/12/28/mitt-ron-newt-640_s112x75.jpg?63b4149a42f37e07472126dfa03bb09b37c53e15)
Presidential Race Polls: Mitt Romney gains; Newt Gingrich loses; Ron Paul stagnates
]Gingrich’s recent 7.4% drop, Paul & Romney have taken the majority with +2.9% and +2.5% respectively. As the Iowa frontrunner, Paul is now in a position to get swiped by his rivals. Published 5:05 p.m. December 28, 2011 - Comments
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Democrats play mind games with the GOP; Ron Paul reacts with heavy blow to Newt Gingrich
The Democratic Party has now unabashedly started playing mind games with conservatives over their choice for the GOP presidential candidate. Published 11:07 p.m. December 12, 2011 - Comments
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John Paul Cassil studied Business Management (Entrepreneurship) and Political Science, recently graduating from Clemson University with the highest GPA of all business majors in his class. Cassil currently performs business analysis for the Secretary's Office of the U.S. Department of State, with an active Top Secret Security Clearance.
Cassil has extensively traveled throughout Europe, the US, and the Middle East. He's lived across the American South, in Belgium, Kuwait, and Israel. He has interests in politics and foreign policy, having participated in numerous Model United Nations conferences around the world, including Harvard World MUN in Taipei, Taiwan and Princeton's 2008 Youth Initiative for Progress in Iraq Conference, in Amman, Jordan.
In 2007, Cassil was appointed as a U.S. House of Representatives Republican Cloakroom Page by Speaker of the House John Boehner. Cassil has since worked for Congresswoman Virginia Foxx, as well as South Carolina Attorney General Alan Wilson's successful campaign.
In College, Cassil served as the Managing Editor and Media Director of Clemson's Tiger Town Observer, as well as the Founder and Chairman of Clemson's Young Americans for Freedom. He has spoken about his collegiate activism at national conferences of organizations such as the Young America's Foundation and Eagle Forum. He has written articles for both The Washington Times Communities and Roll Call.
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