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...political tool is unacceptable and downright wrong.” By saying this, Itoh unwittingly explains why those of faith feel maligned and rejected by the Democratic Party. I am a secularist and have no religious faith, but feel others are given the right under the constitution to express their religious faith. Common sense explains that those who have a faith wed their principles to their religious underpinnings. These folks are citizens and have a right to join in the political process. It is the ‘cut and burn’ rancor of the Left that alienates...
...years since the first Curves fitness club for women opened, the single-sex, express-gym business has exploded, accounting for close to 25% of the entire U.S. health-club market. Figuring what works for women should do just as well for men, a number of male-only gyms--like Blitz--have recently sprung up around the country...
That may be because those who do express misgivings about the all-male system are quickly silenced by their fellow members. At least a dozen club members declined to speak to FM—even anonymously—for this article...
Many protesters said they were there to express discontent with election results and Bush’s foreign policy...
...advantages to an IRV election are plentiful. Besides guaranteeing a majority winner, it gives voters the ability to express a clearer statement of their political views. Citizens on the fringes of the political spectrum would not have to settle for a candidate too moderate for their tastes; instead, they could cast their first vote for the candidate of their choice—and still have their second-choice vote count should their first choice be eliminated. Furthermore, when the winner of an election examines the vote total, the breakdown of his or her rankings will reveal the extent...