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Golub: All out of love: Obama ignored in Berlin
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The Iron Chancellor of Ancient China
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MLB State of the Union: Central Station
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Not Fit For Print Archive: November 2012
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Lies a Democrat Told Me - Demographics and Immigration
Big media, liberal talking heads and politicians and the lies they tell on demographics and immigration in America. Published November 27 2012
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Drive to secede: Towards a Second Vermont Republic
All 50 states now have secession petitions, with nearly a million signatures. This is about much more than the President. Published November 16 2012
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Lies a Democrat told me: Republicans and Blacks
There is a political myth that has taken a life of its own, that Republicans hate black people. Nothing can be further from the truth. Published November 14 2012
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Republicans who still inspire me
While the Republicans may have lost there chance to retake the Presidency yesterday, I remain inspired by people that went against the trends and voted with their beliefs. Published November 7 2012
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10 Things to Watch on Election Day
10 things the no one will be watching on election day but everyone should. Published November 5 2012
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