Chris Greenwood
Ask someone about American Idol or Jersey Shore and you will often get a lengthy debate, for or against, about everything you could ever want to know about either show. Ask someone about the legislation currently being considered that may impact Net Neutrality and you will get a blank look, followed by a response like "I don't follow politics." For over a generation now we have abdicated our authority when it comes to our government, and the results speak for themselves. It is time to reconnect to the things that make our country what it is intended to be.
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Kill Team Just Another Reason to End the WarU.S. Army squads forming "Kill Teams" targeting unarmed villagers and children mean it is time for war to end.
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Different Challenges Face President Obama in 2012 CampaignPresident Obama faces more than just the GOP in the 2012 campaign.
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Republicans Finally Unveil Dismantling of MedicareGOP budget includes eliminating Medicare as we know it...
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Capitalism, Not Congress, to Blame for Current National CrisisThe election on November 2nd was deemed a message to Congress that the American people want change. It was the 3rd consecutive "change" election. Maybe it's time to realize Congress isn't the root of the problem.
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Type O Negative Frontman Peter Steele Dies of Heart FailureFor many people, heavy metal music all sounds the same. That could never be said about Type O Negative, and bassist/vocalist Peter Steele was a major reason why.
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Orianthi Validates Jackson's SelectionMost people had never heard of the blond girl with the hard to pronounce name before the King of Pop asked her to be his guitarist. Soon, everyone will know who this star is.
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How the NHL Could Capitalize on Olympic FeverTeam USA played exhilarating games over the last week, and now the NHL needs to look at what made the games so intense.
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What is Next for Haiti?Now that the dust has settled, what is the next step in recovery for Haiti?
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Nick Jonas Transitions to Adulthood on New ReleaseEmerging from the Disney machine is not an easy task, but Nick Jonas shows he may just have the mettle to do it.
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White House Health Care Plan Falls Short of Full CommitmentThe insurance mandate is still in, the public option is still out. The benefits of this latest proposal are outweighed by its deficiencies.
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What Makes the Olympics so Compelling?The television coverage is unparalleled, so what is it that draws us to the Olympics?
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Saints, Brees Give New Orleans a Reason to CelebrateThe win in Sunday's Super Bowl was about far more than a football game for Louisiana. It was about a reason to cheer and celebrate in an area that has not had much to cheer or celebrate.
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As Trade Deadline Looms, Suns Have Difficult Decisions to MakeAmar'e Stoudemire is one of the more talented players in the league, so why should the Suns be thinking about trading him?
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Need You Now Proves Lady Antebellum is Here to StayNashville trio stick to their formula, but enhance production with their follow up to their highly successful self-titled debut
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Supreme Court Ruling Calls for a Constitutional ConventionCorporate lobbyists are taking over Washington, D.C. The Supreme Court is helping them. It is up to the people to rise up and call for change.
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Corinne Bailey Rae Returns with The Sea: A Beautifully Melancholy Collection of SongsCorinne Bailey Rae launched to stardom with her debut release in 2006, but her husband's death in 2008 brought a sudden halt to that rocket ride. She's back now with a beautiful set of songs full of emotion.
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Cutbacks to Be Made in the Number of Gay Troops FiredMilitary leaders addressed Congress today, indicating they will begin a review of the "Don't Ask, Don't Tell" policy regarding gays in the military. This gradual acceptance of a group is not new to this nation.