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Unsettled Ideology in Washington is Disturbing
By: Donald Yates | 16/08/2008 | Politics
The common consensus amongst tax payers is that there are too dang many civil servants and to make matters worse, everyone agrees they are outrageously overpaid. They have a “don’t care” attitude and there is no consistently in their delivery of quality services.

The Sharp Political Humor of Will Rogers
By: Garry Gamber | 02/09/2007 | Politics
Will Rogers was an amazing person and one of the wisest men of any generation. His accomplishments include being a champion lasso thrower, a performer on the Broadway stage, the star of 71 movies, a radio broadcaster, an author of six books, and a syndicated newspaper columnist. Will Rogers traveled around the world three times and befriended presidents, senators, prime ministers, and kings.

A Republican Vice President for the Next Generation
By: James William Smith | 09/06/2008 | Politics
Article about the selection of Vice President on the Republican ticket in the United States Presidential election of 2008.

The Washington Toast - Campaign Trail Diary -waiting for Hillary
By: Joey Thomas | 05/08/2008 | Humor
Nasua New Hampshire - I’m sitting down at a lunch counter café in down town Nasua New Hampshire, nursing my tenth cup of coffee while waiting for Hillary Clinton to arrive.

Jordan's King Abdullah - the Ham in the Sandwich
By: david singer | 10/03/2007 | Politics
The Road Map has collapsed and attempts are being made to revive the flawed and outdated 2002 Arab Peace Initiative. Jordan's King Hussein has now appeared before the US Congress calling on the United States to lead a peace process that brings results not next year or in five years but this year. This can be achieved if Jordan receives the support of the Quartet and the endorsement of the Arab League to negotiate the division of the West Bank with Israel.

Anti-Phishing Bill Introduced To Congress
By: Richard A. Chapo | 20/09/2005 | Spam
To five years against individuals convicted for promoting phishing scams. Online parody and political speech sites would be excluded from prosecution. "Phishing" is an.

Daylight Savings in the Year 2010
By: Brian Ellis | 14/03/2007 | Satire
The first article concerning congress\'s recent decision to change daylight savings in the year 2010.

Trade Show Exhibiting Tips
By: Robert | 11/10/2007 | Marketing
Information on how to achieve a successfull exhibition or trade show. This article will help you increase you ROI at exhibitions.

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Getting the Girl Kids to School
By: Duncan Kelly | 19/08/2008
Do you people out there also battle to get kids to school?

10 Things to Say in an Elevator if You Want to Ride Alone
By: Duncan Kelly | 19/08/2008
It's always nice to ride in an elevator all by yourself. But normally they are full of people. Read on to find out how to convince them all to use the stairs...

Edinburgh Stag Party
By: sara | 19/08/2008
Everybody needs to party sometime, and with gobananas you can pretty much party all the time. We have partners all over the UK whose only interest is giving you a good time.

Joel Mchale Tickets—doing the Dirty Work and Skewering Pop-culture
By: Andrew Good | 18/08/2008
Joel McHale's stint on The Soup made him a household name. McHale's blazing wit and goofiness targeted Hollywood mishaps and mercilessly turned their blunder into comedy gold.

10 Reasons to Get a Cat
By: Duncan Kelly | 16/08/2008
You know you have to get your kids a kitty sometime. Here is some, uh, help in convincing yourself that this is a good idea!

Brian Regan- a Classic Comedian
By: Julie Cudney | 15/08/2008
Brian Regan earned his comic stripes by winning over tough New York crowds and going through the comedy club tours. Regan's following made the folks at Comedy Central take notice and Brian is set to yet another stand up special in 2008.

Bill Maher Tickets- Politically Informed and Incorrect
By: Julie Cudney | 15/08/2008
Bill Maher doesn't shy from controversy. This comic super talent takes his political comedy and voice to the numerous tv shows, film projects and comedy clubs.

Bill Engvall Tickets- Here’s Your Sign
By: Julie Cudney | 15/08/2008
Bill Engvall can be found on the small screen these days on his very own sitcom but you might know him from where he got his start on a number of comedy shows.

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Energy Independence
By: Michael Skinner | 23/11/2007 | Environment
Almost all wars and terrorism in the world can be stopped. Almost all dictators and tyrants can be rendered powerless. All we have to do is to stop paying them. An alarming amount of the money Western nations pay for oil is going into the coffers of people who terrorists and dictators. All we have to do defund the world’s most violent criminals is to become energy independent.

He Has the Right Flaws
By: Michael Skinner | 11/11/2007 | Politics
I’ll take Rudy Giuliani because he has the right flaws. The problem with people like Hilary Clinton or even George Bush is that they believe themselves to be flawless. Bush is “flawless by faith.”

Cheney's Borg Identity
By: Michael Skinner | 12/08/2007 | Humor
By the way, what is Cheney’s Borg Identity?

Go Green or Go Home
By: Michael Skinner | 08/08/2007 | Environment
Local, city, county, state and the federal governments should be first to "go green." Politicians should not be elected to public office unless they agree to convert every government building and vehicle to renewable energy. There are at least three reasons why this should be so.