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Tag Archives: United States
America – A Very Young Country
I recently had the opportunity to talk with a foreigner about American history. He asked how long America had been independent. Continue reading
The Demographics of America’s Governors: Age
This post will look at the demographics of America’s governors by age, as of February 2012 Continue reading
Posted in Age
Tagged age, Democrats, demographics, governors, Politics, Republicans, United States, youth
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Two Lies the Obama Administration Should Have Told After Osama Bin Laden’s Death
The Obama administration will be remembered in history as the one that brought Osama bin Laden to justice. Its handling of the situation was practically flawless.
Nevertheless, there are two things in which the government erred slightly. With respect to these two matters, the Obama administration’s mistake was to tell the truth. In this cases, it would have been better for the United States if the government had told lies. Continue reading
Posted in Asia, Middle East
Tagged assassination, justice, lies, Osama Bin Laden, Pakistan, United States
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A Very Disturbing Report on Education
For decades critics of the public schools have been saying, “You can’t solve educational problems by throwing money at them.” The education establishment and its supporters have replied, “No one’s ever tried.” In Kansas City they did try. Continue reading
Posted in Education
Tagged CATO Institute, Education, failure, funding, Kansas City school district, money, Paul Ciotti, United States
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Brazil and America
An especially interesting episode is titled Brazil: A Racial Paradise? Professor Gates explores the experience of “blacks” in Brazil, a country with the largest population of African descent outside of Brazil. Continue reading
Posted in Blacks
Tagged America, Black in Latin America, Brazil, Race, racial relations, United States
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