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In Independent Candidates, National Level, Student Articles on December 2, 2009 at 2:19 am

The status quo is not sustainable, the inevitable will come crashing down. The amount of time we have spent in the Middle East is a complete utter waste of time and money. Obama announced this evening in his address to the nation that he would push 30,000 more troops to Afghanistan.
The poison is the government. The ingredients are corruption, capitalism, and arrogance, with an extra dose of bullshit. Those who question are looked at as radicals, naive, and crazy. No! We are thinkers, we are critical of the decisions being made by our elected officials. What are we exactly planning to do? Do you think we will be able to save the people of Afghanistan and fix their corrupt government? Never going to happen, ever! There is no end to this war. The infusion of troops will lead to more death and more wasteful money spent. How can you logically support this act? What the hell is wrong with this picture!
Why trust our government anymore, what exactly have they done to gain our respect and trust? When are we going to give alternatives a chance? When are people going to realize that our country is being flushed down the toilet one wet hot sloppy dump at a time?
-Jack C. Buck
current mood: livid
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In 2010 State Elections, Activism, Independent Candidates, Local Issues, National Level, Student Articles on October 22, 2009 at 7:25 pm

The polarization between Democrats and Republicans forces Americans to examine issues on a black and white scale, and impedes any progress this nation can achieve. There is no middle ground between the two parties anymore, and the derision is beginning to leave Washington and bleed into the hearts and minds of the citizens. To hear the anger between the two sides and the lies being fed to the minds of the people by pundits like Limbaugh, Beck, and Olbermann is hurting this country and completely halting any social or economic progress.
What this country needs more than ever is for a group of people to rise and say enough is enough. We won’t listen to this anymore and we want a change; real change, not just a campaign slogan. Change that has to come from within our country; people have to stop taking what is given to them at face value; to stop choosing Democrat or Republican and to start thinking for themselves. A two-party system cannot begin to represent the ideas and thoughts of such a diverse and growing nation, and its time to let Washington know that we demand options and we demand choice.
-Christina Stoetzel
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In 2010 State Elections, Independent Candidates, National Level on October 22, 2009 at 12:53 am

At last it is finally happening. We can have hope again in our political system. Slowly but surely, the third party candidates are making strides to push their way in the mix of the corrupt two-party system. In the state of New Jersey Democratic Governor Corzine is seeking a second term in November; however recent polls stated an independent candidate is by the name of Chris Daggett has been gaining serious momentum. In Rhode Island and Massachusetts independents could certainly come out with the victory for their appropriate state elections. Adding on to this handful list of third-party candidates are Minnesota and Maine, both of which have displayed a move from the norm.
This shows the distrust and skepticism towards republicans and democrats. The changeable arena is bringing forth stirring political affiliation amongst voters’, thankfully breaking the steel money wall traditional parties hide behind.
This is our time, this is our hour, speak up. We elect some (I) at the state and local level, it will have an enormous affect on the rest of our country for the better. Educate and inform your friends and family. I can feel the mountainous vibrations under my feet. How glorious this adventure shall be.
-Jack C. Buck
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