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Have you ever wondered where our nation's pride went? You used to ask someone about what was the biggest thing that they loved about this country and you could see the fire in their eyes when they would talk about this country.
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Have you ever been driving down your states interstate highways or even the roads down the main street of your city and really looked at the condition of these roads? Most of the roads you drive on each day are becoming so full of pot holes that it is becoming more uncomfortable to travel on them with each passing day. You see road crews working on all kinds of jobs in connection to these roads, but there are so many roads that need to be fixed, not all of them get done. If you think about this for a minute, you pay for the right to drive on these roads so should they not be comfortable to drive on?
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World audit in their 17th Democracy Audit of the Millennium announce that: out of 150 countries audited, (all those with a million or more population);
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The theory of broken windows in police enforcement says that the rate of crime in a neighborhood is directly proportional to the number of broken windows in the area. Broken windows can mean burglaries or plain vandalism. Either way, when these offenses are not nipped in the bud, graver crimes happen. The solution is to keep watch before the situation deteriorates.
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Do you remember all the fuss that was going on in this country about immigration and all the problems that went along with it? Until this time, did you even realize how many people were in this country illegally? A lot of people knew of some cases where there were a lot of people brought into this country. One place that comes to mind is my hometown in Dakota City, Nebraska. The plant was Iowa Beef Processors, and it is still running and still hiring these workers. I applied and didn't get the job. I was told at the time that they were not hiring, but while I was there they took some of these people to give them drug tests and their name badges.
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Amongst the people that disapprove of President Obama's policies are those that believe in free enterprise. They are looking at what he has done to attack the shareholders' and bondholders' private property concerning GM and Chrysler. They deplore the idea of being too soft in dealings and discussions with South Americans leaders that blatantly smear the United States. The heartily disagree with his stance on abortion the killing of the innocent.
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According to the Pew Research Center, the recent survey they conducted shows that 71% of voters that make under $30,000 each year really like and approve President Obama's actions concerning the economy. During the campaign he struck even with McCain seizing more voters that make $75,000 yearly than his previous Democratic presidential candidate John Kerry whom sunk under while losing most of those votes. Six percent of the voters making $200,000 voted for Obama. He gained all of the richest states in the election.
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Hillary Clinton's camp came up with an impressive Internet Safety Guide that no one really knows about. Why isn't she isn't talking about it?
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When I first heard that American antiques legend speak of a North America all together as one, while he stared down the U.S.S.R. and had only known a hostile Russia all his life. To Reagan and all who heard of the almost bible like sessions of Technocracy, who basically wanted a greater and stronger Christian America to fend off the depression and the threat of Russia and communism taking over the world, or at least this continent.
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When Julius Caesar, and later Mark Antony first met Cleopatra she saw to it they were both in turn dazzled and enchanted. Her golden barge would pull up at the wharf at Alexandria; the mighty Roman would be brought aboard to more splendor than he could ever have imagined.
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