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When it comes to the priorities of the federal government, the stock market, interestingly, has a great deal of sway.

Perhaps this observation is not so interesting; after all, it is the businesses at the top of the stock market that basically finance the campaigns of the lawmakers. In return, when those businesses lose money in the stock market, they are bailed out or subsidized by the federal and state governments without question.

The interesting part about it is that the (more…)

Contemporary perceptions of HRM Queen Elizabeth II as merely a traditional monarchy are not exactly accurate. There are some components to national financial management that the British Royal Family still largely controls, and this control has wide-ranging implications.

Queen Elizabeth is still the official Head of State of Economic Affairs for all properties of Great Britain, meaning that she is still the Queen and the unapproachable sovereign in over 100 countries still controlled by the British Empire. The United Nations has a significant amount of input in these British Empire properties and NATO is largely the international (more…)

Some people might think that the government is beneficial for everyone in the country. However, if you get the opinion of a female, you might get a different answer. The constitution of our country has stated that everyone should be treated equally. Are women being treated equally? Is social media telling everyone to let women sit on the sidelines while everyone else is doing all of the work? For many women, this is reality.
Women under today’s constitution are being told where to work, how to spend time with their family and simply how to (more…)

Which party do you think is more conscious about civil rights, the Republicans or the Democrats? To make an informed decision as a voter, you should first know where each party stands on the issue of Civil rights.

The Democratic Party Platform states that they aim to eliminate hate and discrimination due to race, religion, sex or sexual preference. The Democrats are against the death penalty for prisoners and yet support a woman’s right to choose to have an abortion.

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The United States has been perceived by some as a bully in the world community. The US attempts to use its position as a super power to coerce other nations into doing what they want. Many nations turn to the US for political support and other matters and may feel that they have to go along with what the US wants. The US makes a point of letting nations know that they will only give funding or support when they feel there is a mutual benefit for the US.The whole story can be found at http://www.education.com/reference/article/bullying-problems-some-interventions/ No other country (more…)

Remember when politics was about the facts and the decisions that were made. Remember when the sensational twist was frowned on and politicians went to great lengths to keep the focus on the issues. Once upon a time and a long time ago when politics and sex made a bad combination. Remember when a dirt digging journalist was scorned for concentrating on non political events. Today it seems votes are won with drama and deception. (more…)

Like very few years before, this year is shaping up to be one heck of a political race. There are many female political candidates on each side and we’ve got the scoop on which ones to watch – get on your www.SatelliteInternetBroadband.com and find out more about their policies or simply turn on the TV…
Michelle Bachmann – A republican leaning far right, Bachmann has been criticized sharply for her view on homosexuality. She’s a proponent of change, though, and she’s got some interesting thoughts (more…)

Our founding fathers envisioned a country where the traditional roles of government were reversed. The monarchy dictatorship societies that have prevailed throughout human history have been proven to fail time after time. It seemed that this form of government only resulted in an oppressive tyranny. This could be solved by a creating a republic where the people of the country had the power, not the king. America’s founding fathers fled from the English monarchy for the purpose of religious freedom. Years later, after the American Revolution, they founded this country upon the basis of rights, freedom, (more…)

The separation of personal and public life is something that is supposed to be apparent in all political forums. This seems to be so rarely the case when we see infidelity, gambling and other personal vices affect political motivations of leaders across the world. So if the negative aspects of a politicians life can affect their work life how much more could an emotional event like the death of a spouse affect the rulings of (more…)

The answer to this question is yes, and there are many reasons as to why. First of all, senators serve longer terms than representatives, six years as opposed to two, giving them triple the amount of time to have more influence. There are also fewer senators than representatives, 100 as opposed to 435, making each senator’s vote more valuable.

Senators also have more responsibilities than representatives, as they have the power to ratify treaties, confirm nominations of federal officials like judges, and are (more…)