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Guns, public education, and stupidity
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Minecraft Mini Game: SuperCraft Bro’s
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Phillips: Obama administration’s use of data mined information
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Goodbye 5th Amendment? Supremes rule silence can be used in court
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Despite comparisons, Jason Collins is no Jackie Robinson
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Single payer health care in America and why it isn't Socialism
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Engaging the American audience: What makes you care?
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Cole Porter's 'Anything Goes': Nonstop fun at the Kennedy Center
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Snowden: Cheney calling me traitor is 'highest honor' for an American
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Celebrate America’s 237th birthday and more in Philadelphia
Making Waves: A Hawaii Perspective on Washington Politics Archive: April 2012
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Why Obama’s 'Forward' campaign takes America backward
President Obama's latest campaign re-branding, "Forward" exalts the perpetuation of a mindset that only takes America backward. Published April 30 2012
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Hawaii’s former Governor Linda Lingle: Elect pro-choice Republican women
Hawaii's former Governor Linda Lingle says Republicans are legislating health/contraception choices, but the real debate is about people providing goods and services against their will. Published April 29 2012
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Is a nuclear-equipped Pakistan really worth $928.3 million in economic assistance?
Pakistan's aggressive saber rattling and expanding nuclear weapons program should cause U.S. taxpayers to question why America continues to provide millions in economic assistance. Published April 26 2012
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Why Congress should be concerned about Honolulu’s pricey $5.3 billion rail to nowhere
Democratic senator from Hawaii Daniel Inouye says it will take "World War III" to stop a multibillion dollar niche transit project in Honolulu, but Congress should intervene before taxpayers are left with a train to nowhere. Published April 17 2012
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Mitt Romney: Time for Republicans to finish the fight and defeat Obama
Winning back the White House is now a matter of tactics and party unity. Published April 12 2012
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Rick Santorum quits presidential race with emotional address to supporters
Passionate social conservative presidential hopeful Rick Santorum ended his campaign today. Published April 10 2012
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Live Chat: Wisconsin, Maryland and District of Columbia GOP Primaries, 7:30 pm Eastern
Join the Washington Times Communities for full election night coverage of the April 3rd GOP Presidential Primaries. Published April 3 2012
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Holy Week 2012: A perfect time to pray for America’s future
Now, more than ever, America needs people of faith to pray for its future. Published April 1 2012
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Danny de Gracia is a political scientist and a former senior adviser to the Human Services and International Affairs committees at the Hawaii State Legislature. From 2011-2013 he served as an elected municipal board member in Waipahu. As an expert ...
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