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Mike Huckabee - His books
After his surprisingly successful bid for the republican nomination for president many people are wondering just what Mike Huckabee stands for... Well those people are in luck because Mike Huckabee has...
17 commentsRon Paul The Overlooked Republican Presidential Candidate
Among the numerous candidates currently running for president the most overlooked candidate is a Republican Congressman from Texas named Ron Paul. Ron Paul is a medical doctor by training and...
10 commentsUS History - Hillary Clinton
Hillary Clinton has been likely one of the most politically and socially active First Ladies in US History (1983 - 2000) since Eleanor Roosevelt. Mrs. Clinton was active in the same ways as an indidivual before 1983, before Bill Clinton, and after her time in the White House as well...
14 commentsIt's Election Day—Have You Voted Yet?
Have you voted today? It's Election Day! If you think your vote doesn't matter, read this non-partisan hub and then just do it!
0 commentsWhy Barack Obama Won the Presidential Election
There's a very simple, clear reason why Barack Obama won the 2008 Presidential election. The majority of America voted...
7 commentsWhy Are US Voters So Nasty About Candidates
In a very recent forum post one Hubber, who has been involved in work in politics, vented about how nasty it is that perfectly nice people running for office face so many rotten remarks and criticism. She...
7 commentsWhy The Left Fears Sarah Palin
Many people probably thought Sarah Palin would disappear from the political landscape after the 2008 elections. It s obvious the Left would like to see just that. Palin has become the leading candidate for...
1 commentMcCain "Plays" the Base
"Straight-talking" Republican presidential candidate John McCain's coyly-executed Sarah Palin vice-presidential "roll-out" strategy seems ever-growing in its crassness. But its success would amount to an...
0 commentsFear Of A Black President
When I think about the fact that one of our major political parties will soon officially nominate a black man for the highest office in the land, I realize that in some respects, we as a nation have come a...
0 commentsElection 2008: Forget Hallowe'en -- Beware November 4!
I'm forgoing my usual verbosity in order to share something short but not sweet. This goes out to concerned U.S. voters and the planet that worries about them: The fix may already be in. Here's what can be done about that.
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