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Atheists to place literature in Georgia parks
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Moore, Oklahoma tornado: Search and rescue continues, 91 dead (Video)
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German homeschool family loses appeal for asylum
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Why Ben Cayetano should be Honolulu’s next mayor
The former governor of Hawaii is the epitome of solid leadership. Published October 31 2012
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The endless wars of the future: Why votes for Gary Johnson matter now more than ever
The increasing reliance on special operations forces and drones may make Congress’ war powers obsolete. Published October 30 2012
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America’s naval aviators deserve an F-14 Tomcat commemorative Forever Stamp
Drones by mandate, Tomcats by choice: America’s former F-14 pilots deserve a stamp in their honor. Published October 26 2012
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Sarah Palin, the hypocrisy of Benghazi, and the liberal media's "shuck and jive"
The Left hates Sarah Palin because she's right. Published October 25 2012
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Gary Johnson: On fire for freedom in third party Larry King debate
Larry King's third party debate was a stellar moment for Gary Johnson. Published October 23 2012
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Horses, bayonets, ships that go underwater: Obama’s new world order fails to impress
The real loser of last night’s debate was common sense and sound doctrine. Published October 23 2012
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The epic third and final presidential debate: Romney and Obama on foreign policy
It’s the final policy pitch for voter converts, and Danny de Gracia isn’t impressed. Published October 22 2012
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Lauren Cheape is the choice for Hawaii’s future
Former Miss Hawaii 2011 Lauren Cheape is the best candidate for her state’s House of Representatives. Published October 21 2012
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Inflation, war collectivism and the politics of national security
Historian Dr. Hunt Tooley explains why the legacy of WWI can still be felt in today’s politics. Published October 20 2012
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Barack Obama, Mitt Romney, Gary Johnson: No matter who wins it’s still up to you America
It's up to America's citizenry to be the change they desire and lead by example. Published October 20 2012
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If you live in Hawaii, don’t forget to vote for Office of Hawaiian Affairs candidates
The most important elected Hawaii office you’ve never heard of gets too many blank votes. Published October 17 2012
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Hawaii’s Mazie Hirono calls for greater solvency in Social Security
62 million Americans are expected to receive a 1.7 percent cost of living adjustment starting in 2013. Published October 16 2012
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Return of the Barack: Mitt Romney’s second debate will be his hardest yet
The battle to define the electoral narrative for early voters is in tonight's debate. Published October 16 2012
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Joe Biden says America needs more drones, Gary Johnson says “the war stops here”
Last night's VP Debate revealed a terrifying view of the Obama "defense" paradigm. Published October 12 2012
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Ron Paul and Gary Johnson’s supporters are not a “nonfactor” in this election
In America, we choose to be different on purpose. Published October 10 2012
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Why isn’t Gary Johnson in the debates and funny things that make you go “Hmm”
Politics just isn't what it used to be. Published October 7 2012
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Israel shoots down intruder drone: What it teaches us about “modern” air combat
Beware the rise of the drones. Published October 6 2012
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Army of One: Interview with Sam Slom, Hawaii’s only elected Republican State Senator
In Democrat dominated Hawaii, Senator Sam Slom is the last man standing. Published October 5 2012
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President Obama needs to save Main Street, not Sesame Street
For President Obama and apologists of his poor debate performance, Big Bird is the word. Published October 4 2012
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Mitt Romney delivers dynamic, Reaganesque performance in first debate
Republicans have good reason to be proud of their nominee's first debate. Published October 3 2012
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Danny de Gracia is a political scientist, an ordained minister and a former senior adviser to committee chairs of the Hawaii State House of Representatives. He currently lives in Hawaii.
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