With election fever running through the air, it seems like everywhere you turn there’s another news story about the 2008 presidential campaign. However, if Indiana has its way, you might not even get to vote. The Supreme Court will review Indiana’s voter ID laws that require state-issued photo identification cards to vote. While supporters of [...]
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In the latest couple Republican debates that occurred in New Hampshire, Republicans sparred and attacked each other over many things, but the language seemed familiar. A few candidates, namely Mike Huckabee and Mitt Romney kept talking about “change” and being “agents of change.” Sound like the Democratic 1st and 2nd place finishers in Iowa?
However, what [...]
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