The White Power Movement (WPM) is progressive, fueled by pseudo-politics, and incredibly widespread. Its members are easily written off as an oddly opinionated and confused group, especially by those who don’t want to be stereotyped as racists. But it’s a vast territory intertwined into the belief system of millions of …
The line drawn in the sand separating two political views had something to do with Obama’s 2012 win, but not everything. While the Democratic Left proposed to protect entitlements with tax increases on the wealthy, the Republican Party still declared tax and budget cuts to be the answer. Obama didn’t really …
During election season, there’s nothing quite like suffering through 8 zillion political ads a day. The words “I support this message” have become an American slogan. With so much political hype going around, it’s not always easy for private sector companies to jump in and reach consumers, yet a few of them have managed to do so …
Colorado Springs, Colorado recently made TIME Magazine’s top 5 list as a city with the most “Cash on Hand.” As TIME put it, the city is “raining” political dollars. Headlining as an electoral asset to both sides of the election, Colorado Springs’ significant Christian conservative base of voters almost gives Romney an edge; however, many in …
This map from the Los Angeles Times underscores the seriousness with which the presidential candidates will need to pursue eight swing states: New Hampshire, Virginia, North Carolina, Florida, Ohio, Wisconsin, Iowa, and Colorado. Mitt Romney is visiting Colorado today, Sunday, September 23rd, on the first leg of a tour of …
We’ve all heard the age-old adage, “He who has the gold makes the rules.” According to the Federal Election Commission, Barack Obama raised $155.4 million more than Mitt Romney for this presidential election (“Campaign,” 2012). The results of the election will illustrate whether this rule still holds true. If Obama …
The Founding Father most responsible for authoring our original economic policies and establishing our central banking system thought federal taxation was not meant to be exempted, cut, lowered or salvaged. To the contrary, Alexander Hamilton believed federal taxation should increase with increased income. Working-class Americans were supposed to pay taxes …