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Why elections matter: A worried businessman sums up

Sunday, 28 October 2012 15:13 by Buz Koelbel
  ('76 Contributor) As I mentioned in previous recent essays, I am truly concerned that America's best days are behind it.  The multitude of headwinds that make this unfortunate direction a devastating reality are many-fold.  I recap... [More]
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Who is the party of big business? Dems, not GOP

Sunday, 28 October 2012 15:03 by William Watson
Editor's Note: Looking at the trend of 2012 campaign donations, listening to the 2012 campaign rhetoric, and reviewing the Obama administration's favoritism to giant corporations, CCU History Prof. Bill Watson asked us to publish again the following ... [More]
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Lincoln's vision of hope fits Romney, not Obama

Sunday, 28 October 2012 14:54 by Melanie Sturn
  ('76 Contributor) During the Civil War, when the union's preservation and slavery's abolition were in doubt, President Lincoln roused the nation with his dream “of a place and a time where America will once again be seen as the last ... [More]
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Our dangerous experiment with freedom on the cheap

Sunday, 28 October 2012 04:39 by John Andrews
(Denver Post, Oct. 28) Have you voted yet? Our state’s nine electoral votes could hand the presidency to Romney or Obama -- and the Colorado outcome in 2012 could turn on a few hundred ballots, much like the Florida outcome in 2000.  ... [More]

Sex Sells… the Presidency?

Saturday, 27 October 2012 06:35 by Krista Kafer
Sex is used to peddle all kinds of things from sport cars to perfume; and for the first time in its 223 year history, it’s being used overtly to sell a candidate for presidency. The Obama Campaign’s new ad likening voting to losing one&rs... [More]
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Andrews book looks past 2012 to 2076. Will we get there?

Friday, 26 October 2012 02:50 by Larry Reed
('76 Contributor) The impermanence of political systems and political glory has never been better portrayed than in Percy Bysshe Shelley’s sonnet, “Ozymandias.”  It depicts a toppled, broken statue in the desert, on whose base ... [More]

Last Debate Reveals Candidates' Character

Wednesday, 24 October 2012 04:15 by Krista Kafer
Monday night I commented on Facebook that I thought Governor Romney had won the debate. Six women I knew immediately hit “like.” My mind flashed to the often replayed comment by Obama Spokeswoman Stephanie Cutter that women are “n... [More]
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The way we were: Goodbye to all that?

Sunday, 21 October 2012 15:56 by Bill Moloney
(New York City)  This city was diverse before diversity was cool.  It embodies the Melting Pot. It was what Emma Lazarus was seeing when she penned those immortal words that adorn the Lady with the Lamp in the city’s harbor. It is all... [More]
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Gallup Poll Shows War-on-Women Strategy Not Working

Thursday, 18 October 2012 04:20 by Krista Kafer
During this election season, the Left’s appeals to me as a woman have been below the belt. Literally. The Colorado Democratic Party has sent me three mailers in the past few weeks about birth control. I have yet to receive anything that appeals... [More]
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Bill Clinton's twilight zone of economic unreality

Friday, 12 October 2012 15:07 by Melanie Sturn
('76 Contributor) Beyond the realm of inconvenient truths, there's a dimension to which Bill Clinton occasionally retreats. It's a dimension of fertile imaginations, sound bites and mind games whose boundaries the gullible determine. In this wondrous... [More]
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