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A More Perfect Union: Fixing the UN’s Broken Pieces
Recent atrocities carried out in the Democratic Republic of Congo illustrate the UN's shortcomings.
Commentary
An Exercise in Humanity: “Resoring Honor” in Washington D.C.
A brief note from the Editor of Politomatic, pertaining to Glenn Beck's "Restoring Honor" Rally.
Picking the Right Poison: Drug Approval and the FDA
Corrupt practices and the ineptitude of the FDA continues to place millions of Americans at risk.
The Candid Conservative: Special Interests and the Buy America Plan
Interest groups have more sway over elections than voters, purchasing America one politician at a time.
Economics
The Coming Collapse: Washington v. Private Sector
Economic forecasts are looking worse by the day... and Americans seem divided on relief efforts.
Policy
Health Care for the 21st Century: We’re Not There Yet
There are merits to most political views on health reform... but no one has found a real "cure."
Clash of Personality: Ahmadinejad Requests Talks with Obama
Would engaging in dialogue with Iran help or hinder ever-present international concerns?
For the US, New START is a Mixed Bag
At a time foreign relations are a priority, our proposed Russian arms treaty still falls short of the mark.
Politics
The Road to 2012: Murkowski Concedes, as Iowa Welcomes Palin
Do Sarah Palin's pre-election activities this year indicate she's she looking at 2012?
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- Strange Days: Did Rand Paul belong to a Secret Society?
- Convenient Constitutionalism: Common Sense, or Common Interest?
- Partisanship Reform: Washington in 2010
- Ethics and Accountability May Haunt Democrats in November
- Despite Best Efforts, Leakage in the Gulf Continues
- Medicare Maladies: Scam Robbed the System… and Taxpayers
- Are Americans Too Unconcerned About Financial Reform?
- Bank Regulation Bill Cleared for Passage by the Senate