Tuesday, October 28, 2008

Post No. 62: Re-Posting of Why Racism, Although Problematic, Serves a Pragmatic and Utilitarian Function

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Those of you who read Post Nos. 60 and 61, concerning the long term ramifications of Obama being elected President, will appreciate why we h...
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Post No. 61: Further Thoughts about the Problems Associated with an Obama Victory

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© 2008, the Institute for Applied Common Sense Thanks Issac and Caleb for placing comments on our blog, in response to our earlier Post No. ...
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Saturday, October 25, 2008

Post No. 60: Why I am Concerned that Obama Might Win

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© 2008, the Institute for Applied Common Sense Earlier this evening, I had a conversation with a friend, Lawrence, about the prospect that O...
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Friday, October 24, 2008

Post No. 59a: As If There was a Question that Folks are "Worked Up" about this Election

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You may or may not have heard about the young lady, Ashley Todd, who was purportedly attacked yesterday, and the initial reports were that s...
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Post No. 59a: Now You Tell Me That Folks aren't Worked Up about this Election

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You may or may not have heard about the young lady, Ashley Todd, who was purportedly attacked yesterday, and the initial reports were that s...

Daily Trifecta No. 3

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Word of the Day: INTELLECTUAL DISHONESTY: (1) the advocacy of a position which the advocate knows, or believes, to be false; (2) the advocac...
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Thursday, October 23, 2008

Post No. 59: Art Imitates Political Life Again

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© the Institute for Applied Common Sense As this piece is being written, I am watching an old episode of The West Wing on Bravo. The “conver...
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Tuesday, October 21, 2008

Daily Trifecta No. 2

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Quote of the Day : “See! Even Colin is POWELLING around with Terrorists!! I Told You So! You Betcha!” Political Cartoonist John Darkow, Octo...
Monday, October 20, 2008

Daily Trifecta No. 1

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Quote of the Day : “This crisis is serious enough to make you believe in God again.” Second Quote : “We’re borrowing from China to buy oil ...

Post No. 58: Debunking Myths and Misconceptions about the American Voting Public

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When I was in undergraduate engineering school, one of the few non-engineering/science courses that I took was a political science course. ...
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