Eric Bauer
Eric Bauer is from Madison, Wisconsin. He is currently working on a degree in Economics. Eric enjoys covering politics and economics for Examiner.com, as well as the Yahoo! Contributor Network. In his spare time, Eric enjoys reading, playing frisbee golf, and attempting to cook.
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First Person: Obama's Brighter Track Record Sways this Undecided VoterThe Presidential election is a mere week away and this undecided voter has finally made up his mind. After months of excruciating campaigning, ad blitzes, and demagoguery the end is nearing. Read on to find out who I plan to vote for this election.
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First Person: This Previously Undecided Voter is All-In for ObamaThe election is less than a week away, and this undecided voter has finally made up his mind. After a strong showing in the first debate, Mitt Romney has not showed any signs since of being ready to lead. Read on to find out why i am all in for Obama.
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Current State of Voter ID in WisconsinSeveral states have implemented so-called "Voter ID" laws across the nation, including in Wisconsin. Many of these cases have been challenged in court, leaving the laws in limbo. Read on to find out the current state of Voter ID in Wisconsin.
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Vice Presidential Debate Short on Facts, Turns Off This Undecided VoterThe Vice Presidential debate was held on Thursday and gave voters the only opportunity to see Joe Biden and Paul Ryan face off. Sadly, the debate seemed to lack facts or integrity throughout, causing this voter to pause. Read more to find out why.
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Obama Campaign Stop in Wisconsin Pushes Vote to the Left for This Undecided VoterPresident Obama made a campaign stop in Madison, Wisconsin this past week after a weak performance in the first debate. His ability to rebound made this voter think twice about the election. Read more to find out which way I am leaning!
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1997 World Series Game 7: This Fan's Greatest Series MemoryThe 1997 World Series went down in history as one of the best to ever be played. The Series was capped off by a nail-biting Game 7, which the Marlins won in 11 innings. Read on for a detailed account of the action.
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Union Support Important to This Voter After a Tumultuous Two Years in WisconsinSince electing Scott Walker in 2010, Wisconsin has been a firestorm of anti-union activity. Walker prevailed in the recall election held after historic protests to controversial Act 10. Read more to find out how support for unions is affecting this voter.
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How Campaign Ads Are Affecting This Undecided VoterThe 2012 Presidential election has been filled with attacks from both sides. The campaigns keep getting nastier, but how is this affecting undecided voters? Read on to find out.
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Romney Remarks Put Ball Back in Obama's Court for This Undecided VoterMitt Romney's controversial remarks at a fundraiser created quite a buzz in the pas few days. The comments, to some, are evidence that he is not ready to lead the country on tax policy, or even foreign policy.
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Wisconsin Senate Candidates Baldwin, Thompson to Participate in Three DebatesSenate candidates Tammy Baldwin and Tommy Thompson have agreed to three debates before the November elections. The debates will give voters the chance to decide which candidate is best for the future of Wisconsin.
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Disappointing Jobs Numbers Shake Up Election for this Undecided VoterThe jobs numbers for August were released on Friday and they show only a gain of 96,000 jobs. These paltry gains signal ineffective economic policy. This news could make this election a toss-up for many, including me.
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Milwaukee Brewers Postseason HistoryThe Milwaukee Brewers' postseason history is short and sweet, bittersweet. Though their appearances are few and far between, there have been plenty of memorable moments, and not-so-memorable ones.Also published on:
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With Only Two Months Left to Decide, Mitt Romney Narrows the Gap for this VoterWith only two months left to campaign, Mitt Romney and Barack Obama continue to trade jabs. While my vote is leaning towards Obama, Mitt Romney has gained some ground since last month.
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In Speech, Clinton Reminds Voters of How Far We Have Come Since 2008Bill Clinton delivered an enthusiastic speech on Wednesday at the 2012 Democratic National Convention. His speech reminded voters of where we have come from since 2008, and where we could go under the leadership of Barack Obama.
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Ann Romney, Michelle Obama Try to Relate Their Husbands to AmericaAnn Romney and Michelle Obama each delivered a speech at their respective conventions in support of their husbands. Each woman offered up stories to do their best to relate their husbands to the voters.
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5 Financial Lessons from Harry PotterThe best-selling "Harry Potter" series by author J.K. Rowling has entertained audiences across the globe. Withing the story, there are plenty of lessons to be learned, including these 5 financial lessons.
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10 Politcal Lessons from the 'Harry Potter' SeriesThe best selling wizarding series, "Harry Potter", has been read by millions across the globe. While entertaining for sure, there are several lessons in politics we can all learn from these books. -
How I Became a Political ActivistI have always loved politics, but I needed some motivation to get involved. Read how I got involved and then get involved yourself!
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First Person: My Experience with HomelessnessI ended up homeless in my early 20's and it was a truly enlightening experience. I learned it's quite a bit easier to end up homeless than most people expect.
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Learning to Live with Someone Else-A Few TipsLiving with a new roommate can be a frightening proposition. Taking a few precautions and following a few tips can make the experience as smooth as possible.
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Economics 101: Understanding InflationInflation is a basic economic term that describes the rising price of goods. Every consumer should be familiar with the basics of inflation as it influences every corner of the economy.
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Easy Ways to Make Money that You Will Actually Enjoy!Everybody loves a little extra spending money, right? Here are a few tips to increase that pocket change, while still having a good time. Get started today!
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Increase Your Odds Fishing from ShoreWhen the weather is warm, there is nothing greater than a little fishing, but what do you do if you don't have a boat? Following a few tips for shore fishing can increase your success and create great memories.
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With 3 Months Left to Decide, President Obama Has My Support -- So FarThe 2012 Presidential Race is heating up with only 3 months left for voters to make up their minds. My support is behind President Obama, but that could change!
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New Virginia Hunting Laws for the 2012-2013 SeasonNew hunting laws in Virginia expand access and opportunity for veterans and improve hunter education programs.
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Controversy in Early Rounds of 2012 Olympic Bantamweight BoxingPoor officiating initially costs Japan's Satoshi Shimizu a chance to advance to the quarterfinals in the 2012 Olympic Bantamweight Boxing after appearing to defeat Azerbaijan's Magomed Abdulhamidov.
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Ryan Braun Continues Another MVP Caliber YearRyan Braun of the Milwaukee Brewers continues to dominate the National League. After being cleared of steroid charges, the star is doing his best to prove doubters wrong.
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New Minnesota Fishing Regulations for 2012-2013 SeasonNew rules for fishing in Minnesota expand opportunities for anglers, as well as combat the spread of invasive species.
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New Voting Laws for the 2012 Fall Elections in TennesseeNew laws that took effect this year to prevent voter fraud will be in place this fall. It will be the first time many voters will have voted under the new rules.
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New Wolf Hunting Rules for Wisconsin's 2012 Wolf HuntThe WDNR Board has approved the new temporary rules for the 2012 wolf hunt. Opponents and Proponents have been trading jabs over the details of the bill for months, and it finally looks to be at an end.
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New Hunting Laws to Take Effect for Texas in the 2012 Hunting SeasonNew hunting regulations in Texas for the 2012 hunting season will expand access for hunters and loosen existing regulations for suppressors.
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Wisconsin Redistricting Battles Ends for NowThe redistricting battle in Wisconsin has come to an end after a federal panel of three judges selected the maps drawn by Democrats and Voces De La Frontera. The State Department of Justice still has the option of appeal.
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Candidates in Wisconsin Recall Submit Their SignaturesCandidates trying to make the ballot in the Wisconsin recall election submitted their nomination papers on April 11th. Each candidate needed to turn in at least 2000 signatures to make the cut.Also published on:
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As a Reformer's Dream, Ron Paul Deserves this Wisconsin VoteRon Paul is the only candidate brave enough to talk about the failed "War On Drugs" and the only one with the chutzpah to actually fix the policy that has failed so miserably.
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IMF's Cottarelli Warns Austerity May Hinder Growth in 2012IMF Director of Fiscal Affairs Carlo Cottarelli fears some nations may be implementing austerity measures in haste without keeping an eye towards growth.
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Zerban Secures Feingold Endorsement in Race Against Paul RyanCandidate for the 1st Congressional District in Wisconsin Rob Zerban has received the endorsement of Former Senator Russ Feingold. Zerban is in a heated race against incumbent Paul Ryan.
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Enemy Expatriation Act to Enhance Government's Ability to Revoke CitizenshipThe Enemy Expatriation Act, introduced by Sen. Joe Lieberman and Rep. Richard Dent seeks to expand the ability of the Government to revoke citizenship in cases of terrorism by adding language to Title 8 of the United States Code.
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The DO'S and DON'TS of Fantasy Football: A Guide for the Novice or the ProFollow these simple tips to get the most out of your fantasy football experience for seasons to come!
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Best Tips for Black Friday ShoppingBlack Friday is the biggest shopping day of the year. Millions of people came out, wait in line, and occasionally push their way to the front to compete for the best deals. Here are some tips on how to survive!