- To Justify The Attack On Iran, Republican Congressman Mike Turner Claims A New Definition For The Word “IMMINENT”
- The Way Forward For The Democratic Party: Finding Consensus To Become “The Participatory Democracy Party”
- The Big Goal For MCDP Reorganization: Agreeing To A Plan To Win Our Republican Congressional District By 2028
- To Flip This Republican Congressional District, The Democratic Party Must Reorganize To Advance Participatory Democracy
- Question For The Forum: “Mr. Suddith, what is your vision for the future of Kettering? How can that dream be actualized?”
- To Justify The Attack On Iran, Republican Congressman Mike Turner Claims A New Definition For The Word “IMMINENT”
- The Way Forward For The Democratic Party: Finding Consensus To Become “The Participatory Democracy Party”
- The Big Goal For MCDP Reorganization: Agreeing To A Plan To Win Our Republican Congressional District By 2028
- To Flip This Republican Congressional District, The Democratic Party Must Reorganize To Advance Participatory Democracy
- Question For The Forum: “Mr. Suddith, what is your vision for the future of Kettering? How can that dream be actualized?”
Monthly Archives: July 2010
Note To Tea Party: Radical Leaders Prey On the Fearful and Naive
The web-site Oh!pinion reports that in Mason City, Iowa, the North Iowa Tea Party has a billboard showing pictures of Hitler and Lenin, and, in between, a picture of President Obama. The title on the billboard seems a classic example … Continue reading
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In A Democracy, Leadership Bubbles Up — It Is Not Imposed By Authority Deciding Who Is Worthy
David Esrati, on his web-site, makes reference to a Boston.com post, by Scott Kirsner, that suggests that New England should adopt a “mission statement.” Esrati says, “There is nothing wrong with stealing good ideas.” This is Kirsner’s suggestion for a … Continue reading
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In Special Election, Voter Turnout In Montgomery County Reduced By 30% — Only 4 Polling Places Open In Entire County
In yesterday’s Special Democratic Primary, 30% fewer voters participated in Montgomery County than in the last Special Primary in September, 2006. This big reduction in voting rate must be blamed on the fact that in a money saving move, only … Continue reading
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