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I have cross-posted today:http://www.untilmysoncomeshome.com/2013/03/trading-places.html...
Today on Morning Joe, former US Army general Stanley McChrystal spoke out about the need for reasonable gun regulation. Have a look:Visit NBCNews.com for breaking news, world news, and news about the economyWell said....
The DNC just posted a video that's devastating to the Romney campaign. Have a look: Is this the beginning of the end?...
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Another eventful year here at The Hurricane is coming to a close and we appreciate all of our faithful readers. No matter our political and ideological leanings, one thing remains true that we should especially remember during this season...we are all in this together and each have a responsibility to look after the well being of our fellow human beings. That obligation to one another often gets lost in the great noise machine of political...
The Dalai Lama has something to say about today's politics....
http://this-small-planet.com/2011/the-fight-for-equality-from-mlk-to-occupy-wall-street/...
I've been watching the Occupy Wall Street movement since it started in New York on September 17th. In the early days, coverage outside of Occupy Wall Street's own website was virtually non-existent, dismissed by the media. The major networks were no where to be found, and even local coverage was sparse. It wasn't until a video of a police supervisor pepper spraying peaceful protestors went viral did the media finally wake up. Read more here......







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