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America Must Restore Its Industrial Self-Sufficiency

By Benjamin Clement May 19, 2012
The wealth that the U.S. achieved in the early 20th century has been eroded as evidenced by 30 years of trade deficits – the U.S. simply does not produce what it needs to sustain itself. Read More »

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Facebook Co-founder’s Actions Expose Our Broken System

By John Olen May 18, 2012
Facebook co-founder Eduardo Saverin has sparked outrage by renouncing his U.S. citizenship in advance of his company's initial public offering (IPO) today. It appears that his motivation for doing so was to avoid paying what could amount to hundreds of millions of dollars in capital gains taxes in coming years. Read More »

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Our Election System is Not Working

By Thomas Heffner May 18, 2012
The focus of every politician or political candidate is to receive money to sway voters. Rather than looking out for what is best for the nation, politicians look out for what is best in the short term – supporting whatever policies will get them more votes. Read More »

The U.S. Tax Hypocrisy

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The GOP has been very vocal in recent years about establishing fairness in taxation. In an effort to protect the wealthy from what some conservatives have dubbed “socialism,” Republicans have argued that the only fair system is to tax every American at the same rate, regardless of their income. They claim this belief was adopted to prevent the rich from paying more than their share in taxes than the middle and lower classes. Yet unfathomably, plenty of America’s wealthiest citizens actually pay a much lower percentage of their income for Federal taxes than the rest of the nation.

How Citizens United Corrupts Campaigns

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Funding from private organizations and programs continues to hold major influence in campaigns and elections, thanks to the highly controversial Citizens United v. Federal Election Commission decision from early 2010. Many tax-exempt 501(c) organizations are concealing the identities of their donors, thus attracting generous contributions to political advocates. These types of boosted campaigns had a major impact in the 2010 elections and are expected to do the same this year.

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