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Articles about congress (0-50 of 2016)
- World Sme Congress To Be Held In Delhi
By: David Parks | -
Delhi would see the largest ever congregation of SMEs from across the globe with over 500 delegates from 5 continents, 60 illustrious national and international speakers, supported by 40 Industry associations and 36 media partners on December 16 and 17.
This is the secondeditionof the World SME Conference, Milagrow Get Set Grow. The conference brings together thought leaders, policy makers, bureaucrats, SME focused organizations and illustrious entrepreneurs to improve ...
Tags: sme, world congress, delhi, india, milagrow get set grow
- Healthcare Reform With Pre-existing Conditions: Wait 6 Months For Insurance?
By: Yamileth Medina | - The Democrats' healthcare reform bill has been touted as the solution for Americans with pre-existing conditions that make them "uninsurable" in the eyes of private health insurance companies. Normally, underwriters for health insurance plans consider consumers with serious health problems as too high a risk to take on; they profit by collecting premiums while paying as few claims as possible. This has put much of our population in a quandary and helped fuel our current health care crisis. Indee ...
Tags: healthcare reform, health insurance plan, pre-existing condition, uninsurable, congress, senate, house of representatives, democrats
- Differences Between The Republican And Democratic Healthcare Reform Bills
By: Yamileth Medina | - The Republican Party has spent the past several months serving as vocal opposition to the healthcare reform bills supported by the Barack Obama administration and Democratic members of Congress. During that time, they have seen success in influencing public opinion. However, many were frustrated that Republicans hadn't offered their own plan. Surely they didn't believe that the health insurance system in the U.S. is perfect the way it is? Well, the wait is over. Senate Minority Leader John Boehn ...
Tags: republicans, john boehner, house of representatives, congress, healthcare reform, health insurance, public option, health insurance plan, democrats
- Will Healthcare Reform Cost Democrats Congress?
By: Yamileth Medina | - The Democratic party has made comprehensive healthcare reform its top priority this year. A majority of Democrats in the House of Representatives are backing Speaker Nancy Pelosi's proposal. One of its provisions is the creation of a government-run insurance plan, otherwise known as a public option, to compete with private insurers. A similar program is included in the Senate's reform bill. While the public option is supported by liberal Democrats, some conservative Democrats have concerns. Amon ...
Tags: healthcare reform, health insurance, public option, democrats, republicans, affordable health insurance, congress
- Three Bills In Congress Supporting Health Freedom
By: Joni Bell | - Legislation in Washington, D.C. impacts all of us in our desire to use dietary supplements for health maintenance. This legislative update includes potential good news in that there are three bills currently in the House of Representatives which are trying to support our freedom to choose natural substances for the care of our health.
Let's take a look at the three bills starting with The Health Freedom Act. This bill removes FDA's power of prior restraint over all nutrient-diseas ...
Tags: health freedom, supporting health freedom, congress supporting health, health freedom act
- How To Create A Fairer Tax Environment
By: Steve Selengut | - Can lawmakers who don't have the courage or intelligence to outlaw texting while driving really be expected to create a saner tax structure? Hmmm.
Developing a fairer tax environment is much less an economics problem than it is a political dilemma and, as many of you observed, it is unlikely that anything "tax" will be improved upon until there is some serious facial (and cultural) change in Washington.
Politicians focus on one issue at a time, and pretend to have p ...
Tags: social security, reform, tax code, IRC, Inernal Revenue, IRS, congress, federal income taxes, business taxes
- How To Create More Jobs America
By: Steve Selengut | - My recent survey produced a variety of ideas, but most of them had these common elements: replace the Internal Revenue Code with a simpler model, encourage businesses to increase employment, and insist upon tort reform everywhere.
It also brought two disturbing realities into focus: We are painfully apathetic (less than 1% of the people I contacted took the time to respond) and, although we have great problem-solving ideas, few to none of them are included in any of the reforms b ...
Tags: Jobs, employer, benefits, education, employee, social security reform, congress, IRC, corporate income tax, b
- Is Socialism Knocking On Your Door?
By: Paul Sidelinger | - So you voted for Barack Obama thinking he will change the world, end the Iraq war, etc?
Yeah, he sure will change the world. He's already spent more money than any president in American history (as if our government spending wasn't high enough) on bailing out all the sorry excuses for corporations that can't manage their way out of grade school.
He's also trying to limit what CEO's can make at the companies that accepted the bailout money, demanding the AIG bo ...
Tags: Obama, politics, gun rights, congress, socialism, society, second amendment
- What Ever Happened To Dignity: The Itching Of America
By: Rev Michael Bresciani | - Depending on who is breaking down the list the news is reporting between 30 and 50 distinctive sexual behaviors that are to be protected under the newly proposed Hate Crimes Bill H.R. 1913. Have we gone from the moral majority to the immoral majority all in about a mere thirty years? What Happened?
One of the definitions for prurient is an itching which is to say that anyone who is constantly aroused by some new and shifting sexual interest has got an itch. As a nation it w ...
Tags: Dignity, dignita, H.R. 1913, laodicea, sardis, patmos, Congress, promiscuity, prurient, Jerry Falwell, Falwell, Liberty University, Miss California, Asia, Asia Mino
- Obama's Hundred Days
By: Nate Gillespie | - April 29 isn't a date that would normally stand out on the calendar. This year it falls on a Wednesday, almost but not quite marking the end of the month. We suspect that most years, April 29 would slip by without most of us taking any particular notice of it.
But this year, perhaps for the only time ever, April 29 will be received with great fanfare. This year, April 29 will have its day in the sun, temporarily rivaling more famous dates like July 4 or October 31. Why? Because this ...
Tags: Obama, Hundred Days, US history, Great Depression, White House, Civil War, Congress, Barack Obama
- Aig Snubs Congress
By: dr weeks | - Insurance company AIG received $170 billion federal bailout money and now they intend to pay out $160 million in bonuses. Edward Liddy, AIG chairman, claims these bonuses are necessary to attract and retain the best and brightest. This would lead one to question why the company needed a bailout if the best and brightest were in control. If they dont get a bonus isnt it possible they would go to another company that gives bonuses and improve that companys performanc ...
Tags: AIG, Liddy, bailout, bonuses, Congress
- Health Care Belongs At Home - Not In The Halls Of Congress!
By: Teo Graca | - It's amazing to me how so many Americans have allowed themselves to be duped by politicians who claim they can provide health care for them. Do Americans not understand that their health is their individual responsibility? Do Americans understand so little about good health that they think it can be provided by a politician, or a health insurance company, or a doctor, or worse from taking a pill?
A politician with promises is only buying your vote. It gets worse, politicians w ...
Tags: Health Care Belongs At Home, Halls of Congress, TheHealthCareFix.com
- Toward Nationalizing U.s. Banks - Toward One World Order
By: Rev Michael Bresciani | - President Obamas stimulus bill promises to keep us fully distracted, delighted and going places like back to the moon and shuttling blithely between the biggest money sucking hole in America, and the biggest fantasy diversion in the world. Now we can ride on the new magnetically driven monorail proposed between Las Vegas and Disneyworld. Cost for the American tax payer, twelve billion dollars. Cost for having fun in America, priceless.
Over 8000 pork heavy earmarks attache ...
Tags: Address to congress, Obama, fiscal, stimulus, EU, eu observer, G-20-brussels, American prophet, rev m. Bresciani, nancy pelosi, pelosi, magnetic rail, train, las v
- Welcome To A New Site In The New Year For Join Congress Party Indian National Congress
By: joincongress | - Hi friends
www.joincongress.com wishes you a very happy and prosperous New Year to you, members of your family and friends.
www.Joincongress.com - Welcome to this new website: intended to be a totally different approach to socialising on a political platform. Here we offer you a series of activities that would not only keep you engrossed in team-building endeavours, but will also keep you informed of developments all around in the political scenario, more especially in relation to ...
Tags: Join Congress Party, The Party of the Freedom Movement, Indian National Congress, Congress Leaders, Congres Party, Congress in various states
- Lets Talk Medicare
By: 19thholegolfstore | - We recently had a big scare when we thought Medicare payments to Doctors and Hospitals would be cut. It didnt happen this time, but what can we do to make sure it doesnt happen next time?
First, we have to keep Medicare in place. Our senior citizens, of which I am one, have spent all of their years planning, on the Governments promise, that Medicare will be in place when they reach sixty-five. Our health care planning is all predicated on having Medicare cover our basi ...
Tags: Congress, Medicare
Social Web Results   Pink slips as far as eye can see in D.C Shared By: Anarchyswan - The total number of pink slips being dispatched to Congress warning members to rein in their spend-and-tax programs of government expansion has...
 Fed Watch: The Fed in a Corner Shared By: financialblogs - Independence is not guaranteed by the Constitution. Congress...... The Fed in a Corner, by Tim Duy : Over the years, I have warned a seemingly...
 Balut cook running for Congress Shared By: medwards2009 - Jaime Salan, 57, is the first aspirant to file his certificate of candidacy in Butuan City. He is running for congressman.
 Thanksgiving - For Teachers (Library of Congress) Shared By: Linda704 - IT being the... Therefore the United States in Congress assembled, taking into their consideration the many instances of divine goodness to these...
 Congress Grows Fed Up Despite Central Bank's Push Shared By: marciomtc - Many Democrats and Republicans praise Bernanke, but some say the financial crisis requires an overhaul of the Fed's responsibilities and tighter...
 Nokia Won't Exhibit at MWC 2010 - Focuses only on Nokia Siemens Networks for the event - Softpedia Shared By: softpediamobile - Espoo, Finland-based mobile phone maker Nokia is reported to plan not having a stand at the Mobile World Congress 2010, which is to take place in...
 Congress wants ban on Azhar lifted, MPs meet Pawar Shared By: jazzy_js - Azharuddin, now a Congress MP from Moradabad in UP, was banned for life after the BCCI found him guilty of being involved in the scandal that rocked...
 First Prayer In Congress Shared By: WashingtonInn - First Prayer In Congress 1774 50.00 Representatives from each of the 13 states met in Philadelphia to iron out differences that threatened to destroy...
 Top international delegates to meet on planning education | The Education Master Shared By: edumasternews - The university will organize the 10th International Congress of the Asian Planning Schools Association (ASPA) from November 24 to 26.
 Speaking of Page Numbers... - Barack Obama | Government News from the White House and Congress - Senate/House of... Shared By: WhiteHouseNews - Like politics and like to laugh? Sign up for the PoliticLOLz mailing list, and you'll get 1-2 emails per week designed to make you chuckle. Don't...
- Thank You President Bush And Congress For A Wonderful Vacation
By: Jim DeSantis | - This is a Thank You to President Bush who proposed the Stimulus checks and to the Congress members who voted for the Stimulus package. You gave us a great vacation!
Our vacation included traveling by car from Erie, Pennsylvania to Newark, Delaware for one day - two nights of sightseeing; to Wilmington, DE for sightseeing and on to Philadelphia for sightseeing; back to Newark to sleep; on to Washington, DC for two days - three nights of sightseeing; on to Penn's Cave near State Co ...
Tags: tax-rebate, president-bush, congress, stimulus-check, Washington-DC-vacation, stimulus-check-vacation
- South Congress Avenue "€" New Name Soco!
By: Curtis Reddehase | - Only a few years ago Austins South Congress was a not a popular area. In fact it was deemed a bit seedy! The businesses that only existed there had been in a slump and some of the hotels actually rented rooms by the hour. Some headlines even came out about some state officials getting caught in police stings, but those days appear to be long gone. Those hotels that once rented rooms by the hour are now renting to high level corporate types and even celebrities. The South Congress Avenue area ...
Tags: south congress, austin, soco, tx, condo, apartments, Guerros, Gueros
- South Congress Is Now Soco
By: Curtis Reddehase | - Not long ago, Austin's vibrant, creative and hip neighborhood known as SoCo was a little sleazy, a place where businesses had slumped and a couple of motels rented rooms by the hour. Now those restored South Congress motels are likely to be renting rooms to high tech execs and movie stars.
The broad avenue is lined with apartments, condos, lofts, plus boutiques, funky-fun stores, restaurants, neighborhood bars and coffee shops. A few longtime businesses survived South Congress ...
Tags: Austin, tx, south congress, soco, condo, restaurants, coffee, continental club, Julia Roberts
- The South Congress Scene In Austin Texas
By: Dane Smith | - One of Austin's most exciting and lively strips is South Congress Avenue, which hosts dozens of interesting restaurants, bars, and shops.
Home Slice has often been rated "Austin's Best Pizza" by the Austin Chronicle, and the title is well-deserved. This restaurant, which sells "New York style pizza," is as close to authentic as you can get in Austin. (Individual slices are served on paper plates and the menu even includes directions on how to fold your slice like a real New Yorke ...
Tags: austin texas, south congress, austin real estate, austin chronicle, shopping, stores
- First Thursday's On South Congress
By: Dane Smith | - Austin is a great place for families. All year round the city is full of events that cater to its citizens young and old. One of the most popular destinations is First Thursdays on South Congress Avenue where once a month the shops stay open late and the entire street becomes a pedestrian friendly party that the whole family can enjoy. The South Congress Area (or SoCo as it is now called) has long had a reputation for its eclectic shops, art galleries, and restaurants. On First Thursday, eve ...
Tags: austin, texas, first thursday, events, south congress, austin real estate
- You Can Make Things Happen In Congress For Your Cause
By: Martha Slay | - Fight SMA, the organization my husband and I founded in 1991, is an international nonprofit organization working toward a cure for spinal muscular atrophy (SMA). We haven't always been a big organization, however. As with all grassroots efforts, we started small and had a lot to learn.
When we launched Fight SMA we knew we had to work hard to get the federal government to increase funding for spinal muscular atrophy. We met with our congressional representatives and with ...
Tags: health, disease, nonprofit, non-profit, government, congress, washington, volunteer, family, lobbying
- Why The Legislative Process Is Like Thanksgiving Dinner
By: Stephanie Vance | - The legislative process has been compared to the process of making sausage: while some may find the final product palatable, you don't really want to see how it's made. However, I've recently come to a profound and somewhat startling realization. Forget Sausage. Think Thanksgiving Dinner.
What do I mean? Well, every year we host Thanksgiving dinner for 10 to 15 friends. When we started planning the menu this year, we came to the stark realization that each of our guests has a very ...
Tags: Congress, politics, government, advocacy, legislation, U.S. government
- U.s. Congressman Tom Tancredo Proves Smoking Dope And Politics Bad Mix
By: Jack Deal | - U.S. Congressman Tom Tancredo made the statement today that all of the country of Mexico is a drug cartel. I wished he would have emailed me before he made that statement and wish also he would lay off the sinsemilla. It has to be affecting his judgment as evidenced by his making a goofy statement like that.
Had he only contacted me I would have told him that my mother-in-law and sister-in-law aren't involved with El Chapo, Los Hermanos Arrellano Felix or La Reyna Del Pacifico ...
Tags: Congress, Congressman, Tancredo, Drug Cartels, sinsemilla, bong, Jehovah's Witness, beer, mota, Mexico, Mexico
- A Job Description For Congress
By: Stephanie Vance | - Recent polls show that Americans aren't at all impressed with our U.S. Congress. Really. I know you're shocked to hear it, but it's true. In fact, a recent AP poll shows that 73% of Americans disapprove of the job Congress is doing, while only 22% approve. These are the lowest numbers in decades. Oh, and in case you're wondering if the question was "leading", it wasn't. Here is specifically what people were asked:
"Overall, do you approve, disapprove or have mixed feelings about t ...
Tags: politics, government, congress, advocacy,
- Wizarding Your Way To Advocacy Success: Five Rules From Harry Potter
By: Stephanie Vance | - OK, I admit it. That was me you saw at the Barnes and Noble Georgetown on Saturday July 21st at 1:00am buying the new Harry Potter book. My husband, who went with me for the sole purpose of ensuring I wasn't mugged once in possession of said book, was extremely embarrassed. He made it clear to anyone who would listen that he was not there of his own free will. I guess he was under the Imperius curse (Potter fans, you know what I mean.)
At any rate, I got my book, went home and ...
Tags: Congress, politics, advocacy, grassroots, government, US politics, Washington
- Be An Einstein At Advocacy: Five Tips From Grassroots Geniuses
By: Stephanie Vance | - The American Society of Association Executives' Government Relations School in late June boasted a veritable who's who in grassroots advocacy. Following are five important tips that came out of the conference for use by anyone who wants to achieve advocacy greatness.
Number 1: Clarity of Mission Trumps Party Politics
In what some might consider an "Odd Couple" pairing, Jay Timmons from the National Association of Manufacturers and Wayne Pacelle from the Humane Soc ...
Tags: politics, government, Congress, advocacy, grassroots
- Congress Scrutinizes Long Term Care Insurance
By: Clay Cotton | - Conseco and Penn Treaty Long Term Care insurance companies must be biting their nails to the quick, as the House Committee on Energy and Commerce breathe down their necks and the General Accountability Office closes in.
Conseco hired a great ad agency. I loved their long term care insurance commercials. They were so funny! Yet every time I watched them, I couldn't help but cringe. My concern was that people would buy a Conseco policy, then perhaps someday their rates would go u ...
Tags: congress, conseco, hillary, long-term-care, long-term-care-insurance, ltci, nursing-home, obama, penn-treaty
- Lessons From Jazzfest: Five Strategies For Effective Advocacy
By: Stephanie Vance | - The guru and her husband were at Jazz Fest in New Orleans this weekend. We go every other year to enjoy the music as well as to remind ourselves why we don't stay out all night overindulging any more.
In the midst of three days of fun, frivolity and fantabulous jazz I, of course, got to thinking about advocacy. I mean, wouldn't you? And this wasn't just in a daiquiri-induced haze while wandering around the French Quarter. No, in fact, I was struck by the similarities between J ...
Tags: advocacy, citizens, politics, government, grassroots, Congress,
- The Separation Of Church And State Agenda
By: Bette Dowdell | - Most discussions opposing the role of Christianity in the United States arise from an abyss of ignorance so deep as to be unfathomable. You can endlessly drop boulders into this chasm of intellectual darkness without ever hearing one hit bottom
Speaking with certitude, people insist our Constitution established a separation of church and state. Clueless, they don't realize their claim, and their obvious self-satisfaction with stating it, simply proves they've never read the Consti ...
Tags: Thomas Jefferson, Oliver Stone, Supreme Court, chaplains, Library of Congress, Congressional Record
- Christians Sleeping - Antichrist Creeping
By: Rev Michael Bresciani | - Thursday May 3, 2007 was recognized as America's national day of prayer. Even as Christians gathered to petition God for many things, members of congress met to debate and finally vote on hate crimes bill HR 1592. The bill squeezed by and was voted into law with 237 yeas and 180 nays.
The fight is not over because for all of the individuals and organizations who wrote their representatives to ask that they vote against the bill now the same effort must be repeated to defeat the Se ...
Tags: Christian, church, HR 1592, S. 1105, Taditional Values, Rev Sheldon, High Impact, family, faith, congress, senate, gays, justice, Bush, President, Texas, Barna, media,
- Avoiding The "don't They Knows": Effective Advocacy Messages
By: Stephanie Vance | - I spent about an hour this morning shifting through my usual bewildering array of junk mail, e-mail spam and other random communications. I'm not looking for sympathy here: I know you deal with the same problem.
But in those "other" cases it often seems, believe it or not, like the companies bombarding me with missives don't know much about me or my business. They send a bunch of irrelevant stuff that just has no meaning to me. Then, I have to sort through it all and throw it away ...
Tags: Congress, government, advocacy, politics, citizens, lobbying
- Point And Click Democracy: Why It Doesn't Work
By: Stephanie Vance | - It seems like you can't click the mouse these days without finding a website seeking to connect citizens with their government. But are these sites really helping citizens connect with their elected officials in a meaningful way? Has the Internet really led us to the brink of direct democracy? Or are the communications that are coming through these sites merely adding to the white noise that permeates Capitol Hill?
Does "Point-and-Click" Make a Difference?
As som ...
Tags: politics, Congress, Internet, government, Washington DC,
- Seven Ways International Organizations Can Get The U.s. Government To Listen And Act!
By: Stephanie Vance | - Mystified by the U.S. Government?: you're not alone. International organizations often find it difficult to get the U.S. Congress or federal agencies to even listen to their priorities, much less act on them.
In truth, officials in the U.S. government will listen to what you have to say, but only if you deliver your message in a way that makes sense to them. Here are seven techniques you can use to get them to sit up and take notice!
Technique Number 1: Be Specif ...
Tags: politics, congress, advocacy, international, government
- Is Congress Regulating Any Credit Card Policies?
By: David Tanguay | - Although at times it seems as if the credit card companies have dominance over everyone, Congress continues to remind us that they have the final say in the way things are run. With Congress looking at several issues that deals with credit card companies, there is sure to be some kind of regulations on policies in the coming years.
As the internet continues to develop, more and more people are using credit cards for an array of different things. Credit cards are used for everyth ...
Tags: credit card, Congress, regulations
- The Ã"'Ëœnew Congress' Fiddles Away Valuable TimeÃ"'¦ As The 275,000 Insurable Limit For Home E
By: Dale Rogers | - While the New Congress' puts a full court press on the first 100 hours of control, almost three weeks have been spent on a non-binding resolution loaded with political positioning and posturing for future replays. High fives all around for that. The minimum wage plan has not passed after much conversation and no action. If this implosion continues in both houses nothing will be accomplished. Election run up time in a lame duck presidency gives cause for Congressmen and Senators to show up in ...
Tags: HECM, Home Equity Conversion Mortgage, Reverse Mortgage, New Congress, Seniors, Life Expectancy, Actuary Tables, Saving Homes, Lame Duck President, Cu
- What Is Copyright And When Does A Work Fall Into The Public Domain?
By: Peter Woodhead | - What is Copyright?
Copyright is a legal tool that provides the creator of a work the right to control how a work is used.
US Copyright law is a Federal law which protects all kinds of works of authorship. This includes books, magazines, newspapers, and other writings. but can also include music, art, photographs, films/videos, computer software, maps, choreography, and architecture.
The owner of a works Copyright has the right to control how the work ...
Tags: copyright, public domain, copyright notice, copyright act, copyright office, loc, library of congress, catalog of copyright entire, CCE, derivative works, dura
- Consumer Advocacy Groups And Congress Consider: The Payday Advance Loan Product
By: Carolyn Heidmann | - Many of us have endured a financial hardship at one time or another; unfortunately, finding a way to dig your way out of debt can pose to be quite a challenge for people of all income levels.
In recent years, low cost payday loans have become an increasingly popular method to remedy immediate financial needs. However, the lack of government oversight on lenders who offer these short-term loans has caused a significant amount of concern for many consumer advocacy groups. In recen ...
Tags: consumer advocacy groups, congress, government, regulations, payday, pay day, cash advance, loan, loans, loan products, online applications, rules, re
- Will 2006 Be A Turning Point In American Politics?
By: Bill Watson | - A look at the 2006 mid-term elections and their possible effect on American politics.
The 2006 Congressional mid-term elections are just around the corner. In many ways this election is a pivotal point for both the Democrat and Republican parties. For over a decade the Republican party has maintained control of both the Senate and House of Representatives. Though due to many issues that now face the country that may very well change.
Whether Democrat or Republican, ...
Tags: politics, congress, democrats.republicans
- Stock Research Republican Congress In Hot Seat
By: Richard Stoyeck | - Copyright 2006 Richard Stoyeck
If the Republican Party is able to hold onto its majority in both the House and the Senate in the coming elections, it will be because of the ineptness of the Democrats. The Democrats have become a party without ideas, with an ideology that hasn't worked in years, and I am not hopeful that it will work in the immediate future.
At the same time we must recognize the notion of ACCOUNTABILITY. In my work managing money, I have to go back ...
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- Controversial Research: Embryonic Stem Cells And Obesity Vaccines
By: David Stockwell | - In the field of biomedical research, people are often excited when the results of their research are controversial. It evoked limited attention when Cell, a scientific journal in the US, recently reported that some Japanese scientists at Kyoto University claimed that four genes or factors transformed mouse cells to act like ESCs (Embryonic Stem Cells). In contrast, a lot of excitement was created recently when the US, Massachusetts-based, Advanced Cell Research (ATC), claimed in a paper publishe ...
Tags: embryonic stem cells, stem cell research, obesity, mouse cells, us congress
- Immigration In America - Not Everyone Is Dying To Get Here
By: Rev Michael Bresciani | - Not everyone in America views people from Mexico and Pan America as our little brown brothers to the south. With a deep culture and a rich heritage older than our own these people have much to be proud of. Economically and politically they are suffering behind the eight ball of progress but as in any country life goes on there.
This writer has family in Mexico and because of that I have had the good fortune of spending a lot of time in Old Mexico. The details are too much for this ...
Tags: Immigration, Mexico, Pan America, Mayans, Central America, Acapulco, Old Mexico, fiestas, El Norte, Gregory Nava, National Film Registry, Library of Congress, Osc
- The Christian Exodus
By: eileen fleming | - A House bill seeking co-sponsors by Rep. McCaul (R-TX) and Rep. Crowley (D-NY), "condemning the persecution of Palestinian Christians by the Palestinian Authority," is another instance of Orwellian double-speak about the Christian exodus from the Holy Land.
This resolution fails to address the real reasons for Christian emigration: the deteriorating economic situation and the political instability created by the occupation which causes the ongoing conflict and the resultant humani ...
Tags: Palestine, Christians, Holy Land, Congress, House resolutions, justice, Israel, conflict, PA
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