2010 elections

Negotiating with the Party of NO

November 14, 2010 by Andrew Soluk

“Our #1 priority is to make President Obama a one term president” – Mitch McConnell [1]

Busting the Myth of Boehner’s America

October 19, 2010 by Nathan Grau

As eloquent as it may have been, Mr. Cayden’s “Mythbuster-in-Chief” is sadly misguided. The facts for our liberal, conservative (and there certainly seem to be a lot of them) and independent readers.

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How Dems Should’ve Done 2010

October 11, 2010 by Nathan Grau

The election is not looking good for those on the Left, but running from the policies you fought so hard to enact should NOT have been the answer. Why the Blue Dogs are bringing down the democrats and why Progressives need to start fighting back.

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What Conservatives Think Progressives Think

September 26, 2010 by Nathan Grau

In Jest: Months into the election and only NOW you write an article dispelling the rumors about the “boogie-man-esque” status given to the bulwark of the working class, the Progressives, by such intellectuals as Glen Beck and Bill O’ Reilly? Well, you see Mr. Conservative, my continued ability to recieve big-government union-controlled welfare handouts which [...]

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The Hopes of Republicans End with a Cup of Tea

September 25, 2010 by Andrew Soluk

As a liberal during an election year, I am happy that the Tea Party exists. I cannot fully explain how much I love the Tea Party because honestly, I strongly dislike it. However, Republicans out there are constantly looking over their shoulders for extreme conservatives, otherwise known as Tea Party members, who are trying to [...]

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