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Monthly Archives: January, 2008

Snow, sleet, freezing rain cancel school; more snow and ice on the way

Clarksville awoke to the sound of sleet pelting windows; a glimpse outside revealed a wintry mix of snow and sleet coating the ground and...

Tennessee Equality Project educates citizens, provides lobbying strategies

Get a good night's sleep, dress properly, be courteous, be on time, and be prepared. This sounds like advice for a job interview, but...

The ultimate political heavyweight prize: Presidency of the United States of America

While others look at candidates in this year's Presidential Primary as individuals competing against each other, I prefer to look at politics as the...

Trickle down economics, rebates: Just “crumbs under the table”

The US deficit is a monstrosity. I don't subscribe to the notion that owing money is 'the American way'. If we must...

Justice Department asked to investigate Chad Youth Enhancement Center

A black human rights organization in Nashville has asked the U.S. Department of Justice to conduct a criminal investigation and initiate civil litigation...

Deadline nears to ensure verifiable vote

Tomorrow the House State and Local Government Committee meets in Room 16, Legislative Plaza to consider the Tennessee Voter Confidence Act (HB 1256), a...

Iowa court ruling: No tax dollars to be spent on prison rehab rooted in religion

The State of Iowa captured the attention of the nation recently with the vigorous political campaigns within their borders. Day after exhausting day this mid-western...

Lessons of the past: Holocaust remembered

"I hear the approaching thunder that, one day, will destroy us too. I feel the suffering of millions. And yet, when I look up...

Election fraud evidence in UNCOUNTED: The Movie, to be shown at Public Library

UNCOUNTED is a wakeup call to all Americans. Beyond increasing public awareness, the film inspires greater citizen involvement in fixing a broken electoral system....

Tax Rebates: A windfall spending spree, or saving for a rainy day

Congress is opting to put more money in the pockets of taxpayers via tax rebates of $600 to $1,000, a move made in the...

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