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Presidential Inauguration: Timeless Tradition or Waste of Money?

Posted on November 21, 2012 by Courtenay Bjorndahl

With President Obama’s second inauguration planned for January 21, 2013, many may question if another celebration is necessary, especially with the current economic state of our country. The process of swearing in the president is a ritual mandated by the … Continue reading →

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Debate For America

Posted on October 25, 2012 by Owen Wells

The second presidential debate produced many chances for both candidates to take strong positions on popular issues and point out their differences in policy. Candy Crowley moderated a vigorous discussion that was combative but mostly expository. Intermixed in their arguments … Continue reading →

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Third Party Spotlight: Gary Johnson

Posted on October 22, 2012 by Miles Smith

DOI:10/11/12 With all the big spenders in their fancy suits in the upcoming 2012 election, too often are third party candidates thrown under the radar. Gary Johnson, the presidential candidate for the Libertarian party, does not mind running a low-key … Continue reading →

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The State of International Issues

Posted on February 2, 2012 by Earl Ingle

Nolton regular Earl Ingle returns with an analysis of three key points on international affairs addressed during President Obama’s 2012 State of the Union Address.

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Running with Elephants

Posted on March 2, 2011 by Robert Bolton

Robert Bolton’s essay presents a fairly complete analysis for the 2012 presidential election, marking out some of the forerunners for the Republican nomination and explaining the actions they will likely take as they attempt to retake the presidency from Barack … Continue reading →

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