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Truth Be Told Politics (TBT) provides fresh and unique insights into the political and sociological realms.Emory University undergraduate Ami Fields-Meyer's posts vary from topics of healthcare, taxes, and other domestic policy issues to matters of faith and religion.
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Fluorescent Traffic Signals – Why the GOP Needs to Read More Shakespeare
We seem to be a country continually prone to missing the signs. We’ve heard the story of the drowning man who refused the aid of three rescue boats, confident that God would save him; the novice batter who had just … Continue reading →
Posted in 2012 Presidential Elections, 2012 Presidential Primaries, Iraq, Journalism and Media, National Security, Political Goings-On, Political Polarization, Unity
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Tagged Barack Obama, Candidate, George W Bush, GOP, Hillary Clinton, John McCain, Macbeth, Mitt Romney, Newt Gingrich, Obama, Pillsbury Doughboy, Republican, United States, Wealthy Greaser
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Leaving God at the Door – Why Michele Bachmann Needs to Reaffirm Kennedy’s Promise
As featured on the Huffington Post: With Elai Shine First, she said it was a joke. Now, she’s saying it was a metaphor. One thing is clear: Michele Bachmann thinks that hurricanes happen because of welfare. Last week, shortly after … Continue reading →
Posted in 2012 Presidential Elections, 2012 Presidential Primaries, Campaigns, Christianity, Constitutional Issues, Faith, Islam, Natural Disaster, Political Goings-On, Theology
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Tagged Barack Obama, Church, Earthquake, FEMA, George W Bush, God, Hurricane, Irene, John F. Kennedy, Joke, Metaphor, Michele Bachmann, Mitt Romney, Rick Perry, Sarah Palin, Separation of church and state, State
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A Watchful Eye, Not a Loaded Gun – America’s Role in Libya
Last Friday, White House Press Secretary Jay Carney told reporters that military action in Libya is still on the table. It shouldn’t be. America need not and must not act as an imperialist regime. It must be a global humanitarian … Continue reading →
Posted in Arab Spring, International, Iraq, Islam, Libya, Middle East, National Security, War
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Tagged Africa, Barack Obama, Democracy, Democracy in the Middle East, George W Bush, Iraq, Jay Carney, Libya, Military, Military Force, Muammar al-Gaddafi, Tunisia, United States
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A Puzzled Republic – What this Tax Deal is Really About
Puzzles are arduous to assemble. It’s challenging to pinpoint each individual component to construct the perfect fusion. Each piece gives rise to its own struggle, its own weight. Setbacks ensue, distractions pop up. Different people exhibit different levels of devotion … Continue reading →
Posted in Budget and Economics, Law, Political Polarization
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Tagged Americans, Barack Obama, Bush Tax Cuts, Democrats, George W Bush, John Boehner, Middle class, Moment, Now, Puzzle, Republicans, Tax cut, United States, United States Congress, Upper Class, Washington
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A Supplement to My Last Post
Obviously, I don’t believe that all Republicans want to destroy nature and I don’t believe that all Republicans are xenophobes. I don’t believe that all Republicans are the downfall of our country, nor do I believe that all Republicans are … Continue reading →
Posted in 2010 Midterm Elections, 2010 Midterm Primaries, Budget and Economics, Law, National Security, Patriotism, Political Goings-On, Political Polarization, Social Issues, Theology, Unity, War, Youth
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Tagged American Dream, Barack Obama, Barbara Boxer, Christine O'Donnell, Democratic, George W Bush, Harry Reid, John Kitzhaber, Jon Stewart, Meg Whitman, President, Republican, United States
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