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Don’t Cry for Argentina Don’t Cry for Argentina
by Bob Bauman April 22, 2016 Global Economy
Argentina is emerging from years of corruption, lost freedoms, debt and economic fascism. American voters should take note of what happens when even a slim majority decide they have had enough and choose change.
Trump-ing Freedom of Speech Trumping Freedom of Speech – If Trump Wins What Happens to The First Amendment? Donald Trump has shown a disregard for the Constitution throughout his campaign. But his latest diatribe should make you worry about your freedoms in the wake of the 2016 election.
Freedom isn't simple or easy Freedom Isn’t Simple … or Easy
by Ted Bauman February 8, 2016 Government & Politics
When it comes to property rights, there is a fine line between government we like and government we don’t. One thing’s for certain, though; your rights won’t enforce themselves.
Image for trouble for American worker Is the American Worker Obsolete?
by Jeff Yastine January 12, 2016 U.S. Economy
In an attempt to increase their profit margins, multinational companies are looking to cut their labor costs, which may mean trouble for American workers...

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