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May 5, 2011 by News Gatherer
Until about 8:10 last night, I was sure that this video was Minnesota Representative Steve Simon to give an impassioned speech about why discrimination should be enshrined in the Constitution would be the video of the day, because anything impressive. So how many gays God must create before accepting that he wants around him.
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May 1, 2011 by News Gatherer
Mallika Dutt: Human rights are the first house, and we are really the best way to reach people at home is through the power of pop culture, which is what distinguishes us from other social groups. We really try to participate and have a conversation, and now, millions of communities are on Facebook. This is the result we want.
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Apr 29, 2011 by News Gatherer
We really try to participate and have a conversation, and now, millions of communities are on Facebook. This is the result we want. Mallika Dutt: human rights must begin at home, and we are really the best way to reach people at home is through the power of pop culture, which is what distinguishes us from other social groups.
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Mar 7, 2011 by News Gatherer
Publicly, Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker and his Tea Party allies say it’s about taxes and cutting costs. Why pay more for what you can get for less? According to Walker, public workers enjoy benefits that are “out of line with the private sector.” Once their right to bargain collectively has been eliminated, We the Taxpayers won’t have to pay for union wages and benefits.
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Jan 7, 2011 by News Gatherer
- Why did Holder drop charges of Voter Intimidation against the Black Panthers when there is video?- Why did Hillary Clinton REPORT the US to the, mostly communist U.N for "inhumanity?" She needs to be held accountable for that report.- Why did Obama spend 1.5 Trillion Dollars of our US Tax Dollars. Where did it go? Was it Constitutional?.
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Jan 7, 2011 by News Gatherer
But it’s not until the mid-1980s — and really beginning in 1987 — that the income share of the top 1 percent begins skyrocketing. Then in the 90s, inequality rises sharply, but so too do median household incomes. The story this graph seems to tell goes something like this: From about 1947 to 1970, times are good for the average American and not as good for the average rich American. That’s the part of the story that gets a lot of attention: It suggests that perhaps there’s a connection between falling inequality and rising wages. There’s not a consistent relationship between the two variables. And then in the aughts, inequality rises, but median household incomes don’t. But the timing of the next few inflection points doesn’t really work for that theory: In the 1970s, median household income begins stagnating.
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Jan 6, 2011 by News Gatherer
- Why did Holder drop charges of Voter Intimidation against the Black Panthers when there is video?- Why did Hillary Clinton REPORT the US to the, mostly communist U.N for "inhumanity?" She needs to be held accountable for that report.- Why did Obama spend 1.5 Trillion Dollars of our US Tax Dollars. Where did it go? Was it Constitutional?.
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Dec 19, 2010 by News Gatherer
In late 2007, had a preview of Christmas, the kind of aggressive nonsense you miss the end credits before. In this work, a nervous young singer green mix on stage during open mic night and clumsily announces that he has never sung in public before, on how to carry out "Try A Little Tenderness." As a first step in her singing is fragile and uncertain, but soon finds his feet and unleashed a wonderful falsetto, Michael Jackson-like. I remember nothing about the movie except for a scene straight from the ledger melodramatic clichés. My God, the boy really can sing! He stumbles on stage an amateur, and leave a star! Of course, the key to remove a scene showing the key role of an actor who is already a pop star ..
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Dec 15, 2010 by News Gatherer
Taking his message directly to voters in key battleground states, President Obama on Monday invited reporters from four local news stations in Ohio, Iowa, Florida and Colorado to the White House to talk about the economy and his tax-cut package. During a sit-down with Adam Schrager of Colorado’s KUSA on Monday, the president acknowledged that he has not delivered on one of his biggest campaign promises — changing the way Washington does business.
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Oct 25, 2010 by News Gatherer
In this column, we analyze and elaborate upon a recent, highly-publicized exchange between Christine O’Donnell, the Republican candidate for the U.S. In a debate between the two candidates, Ms. O’Donnell is quoted as having said, “Where in the Constitution is the separation of Church and State?” and, “Let me clarify, you are telling me that the separation of church and state is in the First Amendment?” In response to Mr. Senate in Delaware, and her Democratic opponent, Chris Coons. O’Donnell replied: “That’s in the First Amendment?”. Coons’s rejoinder that the First Amendment provides that “Government shall make no establishment of religion,” Ms.