Government & Policies
Should Congress be allowed to pass bills that neither the public nor their representatives/sena tors have had a chance to read?
Should Congress be allowed to pass bills that neither the public nor their representatives/sena tors have had a chance to read?
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The answer to this question is no. Today there seems to be many pieces of legislation on major
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A history of the American Civil Liberties Union
by Joel Baker
The American Civil Liberties Union otherwise known simply as the ACLU has a history ripe with controversy often deified by American
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New government program: Making Home Affordable
It's a new Federal program run by the Treasury Department and the Department of Housing and Urban Development. Although it's designed
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Why the Democrats' jobs initiative won't work
by David Hoag
I don't get it. I don't understand how people who work hard to provide a decent lifestyle for themselves and their families, can
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