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		<title>Recruitment and Training Members of Political Parties</title>
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		<pubDate>Thu, 12 Apr 2012 12:51:17 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[Member is a party basis. The more members the stronger party. The more active members of the party and the more you are willing to work voluntarily for the party, then the stronger party.]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p><p><img src="http://s3.amazonaws.com/readers/2012/04/12/imgres_7.jpg" alt="" width="287" height="175" />Member is a party basis. The more members the stronger party. The more active members of the party and the more you are willing to work voluntarily for the party, then the stronger party. Looking at the fact above, the parties should attempt to recruit as many members, as long as they agree with the ideology and basic values. And after that, also keep your existing members remain satisfied as a party member.</p>
<p>In general there are two models of different parties: the party cadre (or party voters) and the party members (or mass). Party cadres do not have too many members. Usually only the administrators or the candidate recruited by the party, not a regular member. Level cadres of the party organization is not high. The party is more concerned with success in the elections, the party referred to the voters. The number of voters than the number of members is very high, but in general entanglement of voters in the party is not too strong. Selection of candidates is usually through the primaries (preliminary election), which often involve the public. Due to the small number of cadres of the party requiring the use of media (with high costs) for communication with the voters. Republicans and Democrats in the U.S. is an example of party cadres.</p>
<p>Party members need a better structure and organization of complete (from local to national level) and stronger than the party cadres. High number of members and attachment to the party stronger and deeper. The involvement of members of the party (candidate selection, formulation of policy) is higher than the party cadre and is bottom-up. The high number of members and activists is a feature of party members. Members is a critical resource. They pay dues, can be mobilized during the campaign for free and volunteers and is always interacting with the public and promoting the party&#8217;s program. Therefore, politicians from the party members closer to the electorate. Major parties in Europe in general is a party member.</p>
<p>Some of the reasons why the recruitment of new members is important:</p>
<p>&bull; The diversity of the higher members of the party more representative mean. Greater support from constituents.</p>
<p>&bull; Members have the knowledge, skills and experience that can be used by the parties.</p>
<p>&bull; The more members, the more ideas, opinions and opinions contained in the party. Decision-making process that integrates as many different ideas and opinions that generally produces better decisions (if done in a democratic way).</p>
<p>The party must not only be used to recruit members, but also the party activists, party officials, candidates, and professional staff (eg for accounting). In addition to all other functions of the professional staff could be recruited among members of the party</p>
<p>Education and training of members is very important for the development of the party, because:</p>
<p>&bull; New members are given the introduction of the ideology, vision and mission, programs and party ideas.</p>
<p>&bull; Members are given a certain knowledge and skills in order to perform the function in the party.</p>
<p>&bull; Help members understand the problems faced in order to involve themselves in the process of debate and democratic decision-making.</p>
<p>&bull; Educate the party leadership in order to manage the party well.</p>
<p>&bull; Prepare candidates to be doing a good job.</p></p>
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		<title>Time to Turn THE Clock-vote for The Right Political Party</title>
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		<pubDate>Sun, 19 Feb 2012 14:22:56 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[Do we want action or replays? Is it not high time to teach the political parties in India a lesson? Think twice before you cast your vote and don't ever accept&#34;money&#34; from these politicians as this money has been yours which you had paid to the government in the form of &#34;taxes&#34; which is returned to you by the politicians without giving you a bit of interest. Hoping for a good governance in the future!!]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p><u><i><strong>TIME TO TURN THE CLOCK-Vote For The Right Political Party<br /></strong></i></u></p>
<p>Rasgulla or the sweet water?  Which do you prefer to have first? Is it not the Rasgulla and later the sweet water!! Most of us would eat the rasugglla first and then drink its water later. Just compare the Rasgulla with a &lsquo;politician&rsquo;. The politician comes knocking at your door at your door steps before the elections and makes a number of promises and promises to look into the welfare of all and when the &lsquo;same&rsquo; politician comes out victorious in the election it is only he/she who gets the sweet water of the Rasgulla in which your votes have been submerged gets to drink too!! Is it not high time to change this? Should we allow the politician to have both the Rasgulla and the sweet water from it too? Shouldn&rsquo;t we express our dissatisfaction with the political parties in India and make our Motherland into a paradise?</p>
<p>Scams, cases of corruption, price hike have been plaguing the Congress while the BJP has also not been far behind as the party is faced with other problems such as water and power shortage, land scams, crimes rapes and murders on a climbing spree, price increase in a number of essential commodities, inefficient garbage management, hopeless traffic management where there are traffic jams almost everyday in a Metro city like Bangalore, road rage, and improper traffic lights synchronization and the recent been in watching of pornography films in a big house, where important serious business of our own Motherland is been conducted. Even the Speaker in this &lsquo;House&rsquo; too has not been quite far behind as he has the utmost disregard to the court. If he was inded a good &lsquo;Speaker&rsquo;, he should have resigned from his seat on moral grounds and come out clean. Don&rsquo;t we find that today most of people and maybe a few of us would also comprise to morals and values which we are taught during our school days.</p>
<p>In these times, it is seen that the JD (S) had been the only active party than all the other political parties. Hopefully Pooja Gandhi and Madhu Bangarappa would do well to revive the party and come out victorious too. Just look at the symbol of the JD (S), a woman farmer carrying paddy on her head after she had worked hard to earn a living but do they get any due or recognition. Similarly, compare this with ordinary people, how many problems do we carry on our head, numerous isn&rsquo;t it but do we get our due? Never!!</p>
<p>It&rsquo;s good to see a number of film stars taking a plunge into politics wherein the youngsters, the teenagers and the adults should learn that they should not while away their time and use the precious time in working for the betterment of the people and in serving our Motherland India, otherwise. it would won&rsquo;t be &lsquo;them&rsquo; losing out but indeed their newborn sons and daughters who would lose out soon. We all want to see our daughters lead a &lsquo;Happy Married&rsquo; life, don&rsquo;t we!! We all want our newborn sons and daughters to excel, don&rsquo;t we!! Therefore think of our Motherland in the same way!!</p>
<p>The time has come for &#8216;Action&#8217; and not for replays anymore and don&rsquo;t just sit down, take a walk to your nearest polling booth and cast your vote for the right party choose between work and pornography and never try to neglect &lsquo;Your Right- &lsquo;Yes the Right To Vote&rsquo;!! Remember your vote does count for making our Motherland into a Paradise!! Moreover don&rsquo;t ever try to ever &#8216;compromise&#8217; with your values while voting for a political party. Demand for a good governance within a specified &#8216;Timeframe&#8217; and get it and say &lsquo;No&rsquo; to Money forever from these politicians as this is your money which is returned to you &#8211; &#8216;Yes&#8217;, your hard earned money which you had paid in the form of &lsquo;Taxes&rsquo; without the politicians giving you a bit of interest after years of struggle which you and your family had undertaken</p>
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		<title>What It Takes to be a Barack Obama Supporter</title>
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		<pubDate>Tue, 10 Jan 2012 03:22:58 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[As the Republicans fight it out, President Obama does his job, adding experience and victories to his record. Can his faithful supporters convert and convince the skeptics to usher in a second Obama administration? This supporter tells what it takes to be an Obama supporter in 2012.]]></description>
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<p>Image by George Cassutto<br />Used with Permission<br />Copyright 2012</p>
<p>After Obama was elected, middle class housewife Velma Hart looked right at the President and told him she was &#8220;exhausted&#8221; defending him. She was an African-American supporter of Obama in the 2008 campaign, but by 2010, she was tired of fighting the Right on the health care battlefield, and she was tired of defending the President&#8217;s moves to the Right as he tried to reach across the aisle and govern from the center. She must have also felt forgotten as an African-American, someone who voted for Barack Obama with high hopes for her own community, many of whom have felt abandoned as he failed to address the needs of the Black community in the inner cities and nationally. Many of Obama&#8217;s supporters know how she feels, and they have been experiencing the same &#8220;Obama Fatigue&#8221; as the fever pitch against the President has increased and the election of 2012 draws near.</p>
<p>Now that we have entered the Republican primary season, supporters of the President are spoiling for a fight. Day after day, they hear on Fox News and even in the mainstream media attacks on the President, his record, and his ideals. Over the past three years, the president has been vilified, his personal and political history has been distorted, and his accomplishments have been forgotten or belittled. Those who admire and support the President are constantly on the defensive. Obama&#8217;s faithful argue that the President&#8217;s measures have saved the American economy, pulling it out of the worst recession since the Great Depression. They claim the President&#8217;s policies have created 22 months of consecutive private sector job growth, and that Obama has consistently kept his promises, leading to the most productive legislative agenda in the first two years of his term since Franklin Roosevelt. Even though the President himself has stated that there is much work to do, the passage of the Affordable Health Care Act, the reduction of the unemployment rate to 8.5%, the creation of the Consumer Finance Protection Board, and the end of &#8220;Don&#8217;t Ask Don&#8217;t Tell&#8221; are just a few of the progressive policies the President has put in to place. Obama supporters are asking their fellow Americans to give the President four more years to accomplish the changes that they hoped President Obama would bring to fruition during his first term. Immigration reform, education reform, deficit reduction, and economic growth are still high on the President&#8217;s agenda, according to Obama&#8217;s army of volunteers.</p>
<p>As I walked into a McDonald&#8217;s just after New Year&#8217;s Day, an elderly gentleman spotted the Obama 2012 sticker on my winter coat. He said &#8220;you gotta be kidding me.&#8217;&#8221; I responded with an enthusiastic smile, &#8220;very serious, and I hope you join us.&#8221; He shook his head ruefully and just kept on walking. My adrenaline kept flowing as though I had just emerged from a barroom bawl. I couldn&#8217;t help but wonder what his criticisms of the president were, if they were based on regulations that restricted his business, if he had been one of the long-term unemployed, or if he was just a good ol&#8217; boy who could not accept a black president as the leader of his nation.</p>
<p>As a Civics teacher, I am confident that I can hold my own in any discussion with a rabid Republican or undecided Independent. I get lots of good practice defending the President on Facebook when his policies and decisions come under fire from both the Right and the Left. The Republican primary season has revealed the weaknesses of the GOP candidates, which are made up largely of the bombastic personalities and extreme positions maintained by the candidates themselves. President Obama himself will be able to counter many of their arguments as the nation moves towards the general election because he has implemented many of their own suggested policies, much to the chagrin of the President&#8217;s progressive critics, such as Congressman Dennis Kucinich and former Green Party presidential candidate Ralph Nader.</p>
<p>As the President&#8217;s approval ratings slowly inch upwards, being an Obama supporter will become easier. Disaffected Democrats yearning for a primary challenger will be silenced because the Democratic Party can offer no one with both executive experience and legislative accomplishments of the President. Most Republicans won&#8217;t be able to let go of the idea of removing the President, so the efforts of Obama&#8217;s grassroots campaign volunteers will be aimed at swaying undecided Independents. It is this largely moderate block of voters that need to be convinced not so much that they are better off than they were four years ago, but that their lot will be improved with second Obama Administration in the White House for four more years. Obama&#8217;s volunteers need to make the case that the President&#8217;s accomplishments will benefit the nation at large, but he needs a second term to bring them into reality, hopefully with a weakened Tea Party in the House of Representatives and Democratic majorities in both the House and Senate.</p>
<p>Barack Obama generated a record level of voter turnout and support in 2008 because there was no incumbent. He used the Internet effectively and brought out the youth and Hispanic vote to his advantage. His volunteers are determined to reach out to those voting blocks and to present adamantly their case for a second Obama term in the Oval Office. They will also have to assure older voters that he is their champion to protect entitlement programs to which they contributed and from which they expect a return on their investment. Obama&#8217;s supporters will have to do an even better job to insure his re-election as the forces against their President coalesce around Mitt Romney or whoever the presumptive Republican nominee will be. They will have to make the case that Obama isn&#8217;t just their president, but that he is the nation&#8217;s president, Left, Center, and Right.</p>
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		<title>America Could Learn From Dubai</title>
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		<pubDate>Thu, 29 Dec 2011 21:26:27 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[A monarch arab country with a well loved nearly benevolent dictator, what can America learn from this wildly different country?]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Here in America we love our freedoms, we love our democracy, and we love our choices&#8230;well most of us do at any rate. So what does America really lack in that this Monarchist Dictatorship has, besides enough oil to effectively eliminate our 14 trillion dollar debt? Dubai has a government-citizenship connection that would be almost appalling to see anywhere in America.</p>
<p>So what am I talking about? In Dubai, the monarch has a set period each day where he meets with citizens, face to face, no walls, no phones, no bars, and the citizen is able to voice their complaints in front of their ruler without fear of persecution or punishment. An agency isn&#8217;t doing it&#8217;s job? A citizen can talk to the ruler and the agency will be put in its place very quickly.</p>
<p>Here in America we have a detached view of our politicians, they do their thing in congress and if we have a complaint about what they&#8217;re doing we just think &#8220;oh well, that&#8217;s how it is&#8221; and pray for better choices come next election. That&#8217;s not how it should be at all!&nbsp;We put those bastards in office, they should be forced to spend at least a month out of every year doing nothing but meeting with constituents and hearing our problems, our disagreements with their policies, and our suggestions face to face. They should be looking right at us every month and listen to US speak for once, listen to US tell them OUR problems. They need to remember and be reminded yearly who put them where they are, who made them who they are, and who can switch them out if they don&#8217;t do a good job. Congress needs to be reminded that they don&#8217;t answer to the democratic or republican party council, they answer to us, the citizens of the U.S.</p>
<p>It may not seem like much, but by forcing congress to convince thousands of us every year that they&#8217;re doing a good job, individually, face to face, we give ourselves a government that knows its being watched. If our politicians know what we want and know we have our eye on them our ideas will hold that much more weight.</p>
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		<title>Unity Within The Republican Party?</title>
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		<pubDate>Tue, 08 Nov 2011 20:53:14 +0000</pubDate>
		<dc:creator><a target="_blank" href="http://www.triond.com/users/Kathy+Mann">Kathy Mann</a></dc:creator>
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		<description><![CDATA[It seems that some of the Republican candidates are not united in running campaigns that prove positive for the GOP, the candidates themselves and America as a whole.]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p><p>Is there any unity with any political party in our country? Lately, it seems that some of the Republican candidates that are running to be the GOP nominee for the presidency in 2012 have forgotten what unity means.</p>
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<p>Non-unified behavior</p>
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<p>As with recent Republican debates, accusations and misgivings about each other have been shared. Some of the candidates are so busy trying to lead above all the others that it seems they say and do non-unified things to get ahead in the polls.</p>
<p>Many people will say that this is the way politicians run for office. Just live with it. Should it be the way that they should run? Aren&rsquo;t Americans worthy of much more dignity, honor and professionalism in their candidates&rsquo; behavior than they are getting?</p>
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<p>Candidates should focus on needs of America, not bashing each other</p>
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<p>Is this really what we want our candidates focusing on or the news pounding us with day by day?<strong> </strong>We need candidates that will concentrate on how they can lead our great nation into prosperity and happiness. By focusing on their own strengths and respecting America enough to show us why they each would be great in winning the presidential office, is what we truly need.</p>
<p>It feels as though year after year when it is time for candidates to debate their opponents, they cannot debate without personally attacking each other. Maybe, their own abilities to focus professionally on matters that affect all Americans are not there. Just maybe, these candidates cannot work professionally. It seems that some of them are not showing us that they can.</p>
<p>Candidates should debate about what each can do to help keep our country wonderful and free. They need to show us as voters that they have the experience, desire and ability to get our economy back on its feet. They need to show us that they can resolve such issues as low employment, the housing market instability and foreign policies, especially with handling appropriate terrorist activities.</p>
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<p>Americans deserve more from our candidates</p>
<p></strong></p>
<p>If the Republican party, as well as other parties debated without focusing on personally attacking each other, than maybe we would see each and every one of their strengths and abilities. The debates would show us which candidate can focus and follow through on problems that affect all Americans and do a terrific job as the President of our United States. In essence, some of these candidates are showing that they want to win anyway they can. That is not America. We are a proud nation and want to show that, regardless.</p>
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		<title>The Us Issue; What is Keeping Us From Recovering</title>
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		<pubDate>Mon, 31 Oct 2011 01:05:49 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[What is going on with our country? Between the economy, the &#34;war,&#34; and the growing wall street protests, what is truly going on? What can we do?]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; Everyone is peeved by our country&#8217;s current dilema. In fact, most people were upset in some way before the economy even took a nose dive downward. What kept us quiet then? The okay economy. The moment the US money stopped flowing easily to the people is the moment that the people stop putting up with the corruption.</p>
<p>&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; Unlike in England, the president has to be the face of the country and the last word on any issue congress has. There is no Queen of America to cut the red ribbon on a new state building, or visit elementary schools to promote reading. Our president is the guy with the double job of keeping up appearences and running to unpopular war. Sadly, Obama doesn&#8217;t seem to be good at either of these jobs.</p>
<p>&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; The people are upset. Its time for a change. Like reconstruction after the Civil War, the US needs reconstruction now. Might I make the first suggestion? End political parties.</p>
<p>&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; Political parties only give the people two choices of people to run our country, and usually both people suck. So instead of voting for the best person to be president, people end up voting for the lesser of two evils, which leads us to our current economic situation. People can argue that the independent party solves this, but when is the last time any independent party candidate has even had a chance of winning? Close to never.</p>
<p>&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; The two major parties, the democrats and republicans, are two extremes that split up the country. They force people to chose one extreme over the other when in reality, most people are in the middle. People then, again chose the lesser of two evils. The lean more towards one party over the other and are then forced to vote for all democratic beliefs or all republican beliefs. There is no compromise and no middle ground. So in reality no person or group of people work together to run the government, the party does. Obama may have a great plan to help our economy, but the democratic party and hope for re-election would keep him back.</p>
<p>&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; Congress especially is unproductive due to political parties. Its always a battle on which party is in control and a fight to see which extreme gets which bill passed. It also brews corruption. So much needed money for our country goes straight into the pocketbooks of our congressmen. Its amazing how they can sleep at night, knowing that the money they spent on their beach house, or plane ticket to Argentina for an affair, could have fed families, or gone to save the drama program at high schools, or to disaster clean up for hurricane damage.</p>
<p>&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; For a country that is supposedly the &#8220;Land of the Free&#8221; we are all locked under the power of the Democratic and Republican parties. Its time we got rid of them. Time that the individual patriots of our country rise to govern our country together. The way it should be.</p>
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		<title>The American Political Party</title>
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		<pubDate>Sat, 29 Oct 2011 17:49:51 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[America is in need of a new political party.]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Americanism is an unfailing love of country: loyalty to its institutions and ideals; eagerness to defend it against all enemies; undivided allegiance to the flag; and a desire to secure the blessings of liberty to ourselves and posterity.&#8221;</p>
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<p>The new America</strong><br />It is time that Americans start making a stand on our beliefs and standing up for our liberties. Some of you may not agree with my opinion but we can all thank our Constitution which allows each of us our freedom of speech and the freedom to express. During my life time the Democrats and Republican and been in charge of Washington, and the White House, our country has made very little change in. The politicians have become more and more on the line of business either making self profit or profit for lobbyist, business and personnel. Every year our politicians find themselves in more scandals. It is my opinion that there are still good politicians that want to work for the people that elected them, but once they reach State or Federal level they get lost in what I call the Washington playing field. This needs to be fixed.<br />Our Nation has been at war since Vietnam, taking on threats and Humanitarian Missions,&nbsp; deploying our Armed Forces on every continent on the entire world. Employment in America has been on a decrees for the last decade, occasionally rising when agreements are made with foreign businesses which usually bring their own work force or use the local citizens for cheap labor. I&nbsp; am tired of the American Government sending soldiers and money to every emergency situation in other countries. We have enough catastrophes in America to keep our First Responders and Soldiers busy. The International Community will do just find without our help until&nbsp; America has cleaned up her own yard.<br />Why are CEO&rsquo;s of major company are still getting big bonuses while the average workers struggle from paycheck to paycheck, with yearly pay ranging around $20,000 to $30,000 yearly. The workers may get a turkey for a Thanksgiving or Christmas bonus, while some CEO&rsquo;s received around an extra $200,000 and more.<br />The Health care battle will never end and will never be dealt with seriously, because to many Republicians and Democrats have to much personal interest in getting cuts from the top or getting paid by pharmacy lobbyist to keep pharmaceuticals at higher rates. I am also tired of the Federal Government taking advantage and are being bias towards different state due to income and bi-partisanship.<br />The standard of living for the average American have deteriorated. Did you know that families with natural gas pay approximately 46% higher rate than those that have electrical AC/heat.<br />I make a proposal of starting over, not as a republican, nor as a democrat. But starting The New America Party. A political party for the people made by the people. On Sept 1, 2009 the average cost for natural gas was $2.50 per mmbtu per month on FEB 2, 2010 the average natural was $5.40 per mmbtu per month. This is breaking the backs of the average American. Me personally I have no choice but to have natural gas due to that I rent a house and do not own one. Therefore I have no choice if I natural gas or electric. My gas is used for hot water and heat. In the warmer seasons my gas bill is around $20 a month for hot water only, buy runs over $300 for heating and my thermostat is never set higher than 65 degrees in the winter. The unemployment level went from 9.3% in 2009 to 9.7% in February 2010. Gas prices for automobiles are still out of control.&nbsp; I think it time for a change. I have witnessed on TV and the internet how American are wanting more state and individual right. It&rsquo;s time to bring the constitution back to the people. <br />It is very important to keep individual state rights free. It is just as important to maintain individual right as stated in our constitutions. I do not have all the answers and I am not what someone would call a well educated man, but you don&rsquo;t have to go to Harvard to figure out what&rsquo;s going on in our country. I say it is time for the American People to stand for what they believe in and not let this two party government continue to destroy our nation as the unemployment increases or while money and troops are being sent to foreign countries on Humanitarian aids while we have devastating mudslides across our country and floods. We still have people living in the streets with nothing to eat, homeless young adults trying their hardest not to get off track and stay in school. Children getting their first pair of shoes at 5 years old.<br />These are thing we are not supposed to know about, but I&rsquo;ve seen it first hand. And right now government has NOT DONE ENOUGH for our country and citizens. Help bring back the land of the brave, the home of the proud, the home&nbsp; that sets examples for other to seek. I hope you agree with what I have presented to you. I do accept the ones that do not. Now is the time for the change. We need another political party. Not one that scrutinized and only attacks President Obama with rude picture and out cries. Lets make a political party that will make a difference in our lives. One that is willing to fight for our future, and our freedom.</p>
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		<title>Politics and Social Issues: Relevance of The Times</title>
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		<pubDate>Wed, 07 Sep 2011 01:40:01 +0000</pubDate>
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			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p><p>Politics and Society &ndash; Correlation</p>
<p>Politics and Society are interrelated with each other and have been coexisting ever since the evolution of human society in the world. There is a great variance in the politics and the social issues in each country across the globe. Fundamentally, politics emanates from society, since it is the society that gives rise to politics. Social issues in contemporary society are addressed by politics.&nbsp;&nbsp;</p>
<p>The Political &amp; Social Condition</p>
<p>The political and social situations dominate the economic condition of the country. In a country where the political situation is full of turmoil and internal strife besides extreme animosity between diverse political parties, the government becomes weak and is incapable to control the social state of the country. This results in the social issues unresolved and this adversely affects the economic condition of the country. However, where the political condition of a country is stable, it has all the resources to cater to resolve the social issues in time. It is obvious that the economic state of the country will also show a phenomenal ascent towards global economy. In adverse conditions, the overall economic development of the country becomes a Utopia.</p>
<p>India &ndash; A Perspective</p>
<p>India is one of the very few countries in the world that has a plethora of regional and national level political parties. With over 500 political parties engaged in both political tussles and internal fighting, the country is literally bleeding away and this makes the common suffer the maximum. The massive weight of these parties is hardly doing any good; rather it is creating more complications and destroying the political and social fabric of the country. For more than a decade or so, there is not even a single party that has passed through the Parliamentary or State elections with a full majority. The result has been a &lsquo;government on crutches&rsquo; drawn up through coalitions and outside support. One of the most devastating features of such coalition governments ruling the country is, no concrete decision in favour of the general public can be taken constructively, since with the opposition crying foul; and the ruling government looking up for support from coalition parties, is at a loss to take decisive action and each of their proposals stands defeated. In fact, coalition parties most of the time pose as obstructions and also attempt to blackmail the ruling government for vested interests.</p>
<p>Summary</p>
<p>Social issues can only be resolved through a cohesive <a href="http://www.inkingrey.com/category/83/politics-social-issues" target="_blank">political environment</a>. A country such as India, which is riddled with political crisis at all times, would never emerge out of a <a href="http://www.inkingrey.com/article/662/politics-and-their-role-in-handling-social-issues" target="_blank">political crisis</a>. Only God Almighty can come to the rescue of our hallowed country.&nbsp;</p></p>
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		<title>Wayne Allyn Root  Libertarian</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[Wayne Allyn Root was born July 20, 1961, in Mount Vernon, New York. He graduated Valedictorian from high school, and attended Columbia University as a political science major, to eventually graduate in 1983. Other details are sketchy or not disclosed. He resides in Las Vegas, Nevada.]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p><p>His occupations and avocations are business mogul, television celebrity, TV producer, author, and professional sports handicapper. He is founder and chairman of Winning Edge International Inc., a publicly-traded company. Starting in the year 2000, he began producing an infomercial series, &#8220;Wayne Allyn Root&#8217;s Winning Edge&#8221; on the Discovery Channel, focusing on the business of sports handicapping.</p>
<p>He is an entrepreneur, citing his business success as &#8220;living proof that the American Dream is alive and well&#8221;. His childhood ambition was to be this generation&#8217;s Jimmy &#8220;The Greek&#8221; Snyder, Mr. Snyder having been the sports handicapper who predicted football winners for CBS television during the 70&#8217;s and 80&#8217;s. By age 27, he was a fixture of CNBC&#8217;s Financial News Network, being one of the youngest anchormen to do so.</p>
<p>His television production company is named &#8220;Cool Hand ROOT&#8221;. Along with producing &#8220;Wayne Allyn Root&#8217;s Winning Edge&#8221;, he has also created, produced, and co-hosted the prime-time TV series &#8220;King of Vegas&#8221; on the SpikeTV channel. &#8220;King of Vegas&#8221; is a reality show in which contestants compete in gambling games; completing the series wins the title.</p>
<p>He has his own testimonial star in the &#8220;Las Vegas Walk of Stars&#8221; in front of the New York New York Hotel Casino on Las Vegas Blvd. He has also written three books, &#8220;Root on Risk: Betting to Win on Sports&#8221;, &#8220;The Zen of Gambling&#8221; and &#8220;The King of Vegas&#8217; Guide to Gambling- How to Win Big at Poker, Casino Gambling &amp; Life&#8221;. He has also made many television appearances, being a guest on shows such as &#8220;CNN&#8217;s Crossfire&#8221;, &#8220;Politically Incorrect with Bill Maher&#8221;, &#8220;NBC&#8217;s Today show&#8221;, &#8220;Fox News Channel&#8217;s O&#8217;Reilly Factor&#8221;, &#8220;On the Record with Greta Van Susteren&#8221;, and many others. He is frequently cited as a gambling and odds expert.</p>
<p>His platform is that he supports smaller government, reduced spending, reduced entitlements, reduced bureaucracy, dramatically lower taxes and more freedom for the individual. For education, he says that he would like to support more parental control, more emphasis on school choice, and increased competition through vouchers. He also supports gun rights for the individual. He describes himself as a fiscal conservative in the mode of Ronald Reagan and Barry Goldwater. He is, however, socially Liberal, believing that most social issues should be determined on the state and local level.</p>
<p>He emphasizes that he is not one of the power-elite who seem to currently be in charge of the country. He promises to lead America back to prosperity by restoring fiscal discipline, personal responsibility, rugged individualism, and individual rights and freedoms.&nbsp;</p>
<p>He describes himself as a &#8220;Libertarian Republican&#8221;, although he is running on the Libertarian ticket. He has announced his candidacy for President of the United States for 2008. He has never held public office. However, he stands well on his success and fame as an indicator that what he could do for his business, he could do for the country. He is optimistic about his chances, citing many times that he happened to go to school with Barack Obama and that he is from the Ivy League.</p></p>
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		<description><![CDATA[Tom Tancredo was born December 20, 1945 in Denver, Colorado. He is a graduate of the University of Northern Colorado as of 1969, with a degree in political science, and became a history professor at Drake Junior High School in Denver, in 1976. Beginning a career in politics at an early age, he was already actively involved with conservative groups such as Young Americans for Freedom, and organized many vocal groups and political action committees criticizing government policy on issues regarding race, bilingual education, and immigration. He has stated that one of his chief concerns is &#34;the struggle to preserve our national identity, against the tide of illegal immigrants flooding the United States.&#34;.]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p><p>He won a seat in the Colorado House of Representatives in 1976, where he served two terms from 1977 to 1981, while retaining his position as a high-school history professor. Then in 1981, he was appointed by President Reagan to be the Department of Education regional representative for Denver. He remained at this position from 1981 until 1992, and then in 1993 became President of a conservative think tank called the Independence Institute and based in Golden, Colorado. He was to remain at this position until joining Congress.</p>
<p>In 1999, he joined Congress in the United States House of Representatives, as the Representative of the 6th Congressional District of Colorado. While serving in this position, he has sponsored the Sudan Peace Act which became law in 2002, and introduced the Mass Immigration Reduction Act, repeatedly in 1999, 2001, and 2003, although so far it has not passed. An anti-choice candidate by nature, he voted in favor of the Partial-Birth Abortion Ban Act, and in favor of legislation requiring parental notification when a minor seeks an abortion. He has called for the repeal of Roe v. Wade. He has also founded the Congressional Immigration Reform Caucus.</p>
<p>Unusual for the second-generation descendant of Italian immigrants, he has been perhaps the most outstanding voice against conceding a single square foot of U.S. soil to anything but natural citizens who speak English. This has carried to the point where he came down heavily on the Denver Public Library merely for purchasing reading materials written in Spanish and supporting Spanish-speaking students. He has also criticized President George Bush because he feels his many measures to control immigration have not been enough, in part over concern about terrorists. He has described himself as being a person not wanted at the White House because of his hard-line beliefs.</p>
<p>In 2004, he founded the Team America political action committee whose purpose was to donate to any congressional candidate who opposed immigration to the same degree he did, however due to campaign finance laws he had to disband the effort. According to one quote posted on the website of the home page of the U. S. Border Control organization, he is quoted as saying that immigrants &#8220;need to be found before it is too late. They&#8217;re coming here to kill you, and you, and me, and my grandchildren.&#8221;</p>
<p>In 2005, Tancredo sponsored legislation to eliminate H-1B visas for temporary workers, stated that he opposed to amnesty for illegal aliens, worked to eliminate the automatic granting of citizenship to the babies of illegal aliens, and sponsored of a successful amendment to a Department of Homeland Security appropriations bill that would withhold federal emergency services funds from sanctuary cities.</p>
<p>Tom Tancredo has announced his bid for the United States Presidential election as of 2005. His campaign is simply: &#8220;Secure the borders. Deport those who don&#8217;t belong. Make sure they never come back.&#8221;, with little to no focus on anything else. It is difficult to define what sort of voter base he would appeal to &#8211; certainly he is neo-Conservative, but he is so extreme as to carry himself past all hard-line right-wingers into fanatical Independent candidate territory. If there were such a thing as an &#8220;Archie Bunker party&#8221;, he might find support with them.</p></p>
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