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...richest country on this earth, continue to do nothing while 45 million Americans live without health coverage? In this election, I’m giving voters a simple and clear choice: you can stay with the failed Bush economic policies or you can vote for my bold ideas to turn our economy around and create jobs. My ideas come straight from my personal experience as an elected official and most importantly, as a parent. Everyday I learn from my three kids, Matt, Chrissy and Kate. I’m proud of the paths they chose in their lives...
People have already started to ask me what I’m going to dress up as, but in light of my bold new adventure into the world of Psych 15 (and from Dunster all the way to William James at 10 a.m.), I am inclined to think instead about the ways we dress up every day, clothed in costumes that often do not reflect who we really want...
Some may challenge these bold initiatives as too costly. I firmly believe that the more important question is how can we afford not to pay for these needed reforms, especially when you consider that the revitalization, repair and construction of hospitals, nursing homes and schools will create jobs and increase revenue...
...This bold change in American policy has been met with trepidation and concern about brash use of force. But the U.S. would not have needed to resort to force had Iraq disarmed or had the international community been willing to help combat this clear threat. U.N. refusal to acknowledge the threat did not diminish it; U.S. action...
Phrases incorporating “God” are not a novelty among things held dear to Americans—our country has “In God We Trust” set in bold on its currency. And, as The New York Times pointed out, even the Supreme Court justices “begin their daily sessions with heads bowed as the marshal intones ‘God save the United States and this honorable court.’” But, the words “under God” were not included in the original construction...