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Violence Silences Voices

Violence Silences Voices, Peaceful Dialogue Strengthens Democracy

On September 10, 2025, America was shaken by the tragic assassination of Charlie Kirk at Utah Valley University. Kirk was a nationally known conservative commentator, founder of Turning Point USA, and a prominent voice in political debates. Whether people agreed or disagreed with his views, his sudden death is a loss to public discourse and…
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japan president

Commentary: Japan’s Prime Minister Resigns — Should Citizens, Not Party Bosses, Choose the Successor?

A Leadership Crisis in Japan On September 7, 2025, Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba announced his resignation after a string of electoral defeats left his Liberal Democratic Party (LDP) weakened and his authority diminished. The resignation came amid rising public frustration over the cost of living, wavering economic performance, and declining trust in government leadership. As…
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A World of Chaos or Order

A World of Chaos or Order: Human Traits and Political Parties

The Foundation of Human Character Human beings are defined by the values they embody. Characteristics such as truth, altruism, purpose, love, care, sharing, focus, assertiveness, benefit, democracy, mindfulness, peace, and selflessness build trust and harmony in society. When individuals act from these qualities, they contribute to a world of order, fairness, and progress. On the…
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Washington DC Police Exposed for Faking Crime Reports

Washington DC police fake violent crime reports

Amid the cacophony in the national mainstream press protesting the use of National Guard troops to keep the peace in crime-ridden Washington DC and the loud additional protestations that violent crime has actually dropped there for 2025, reports have surfaced of the arrest of a DC police commander for altering violent crime records.1,2 Admittedly, since…
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Crime and cancer

Crime: America’s Cancer That Demands a Specialist

America faces a disease that cannot be ignored. Crime has become a cancer, spreading through the major cities of our nation. Like an unchecked tumor, it erodes communities, destroys trust, and cripples the future of families who simply want to live safe and free. Doctors know that cancer requires more than painkillers or temporary bandages. It…
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Why Your Membership Matters: Join iVoteMyVote.com Today

The power of democracy isn’t just in casting a ballot once every few years—it’s in staying informed, uniting with like-minded voices, and shaping the issues that matter most to you. At iVoteMyVote.com, membership gives you more than a vote—it gives you influence, transparency, and a stronger voice in America’s future. 1️⃣ Vote on Issues Beyond…
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Why a Candidate Should Join iVoteMyVote.com

Direct Access to Voters Stand out early. Candidates don’t need to wait for mainstream media or party insiders to spotlight them. Reach voters directly through a platform built for transparency and citizen engagement. 2️⃣ Level Playing Field Equal exposure. Every candidate gets listed, not just those with the biggest donor…
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DvsR

Emerging 2028 Presidential Contenders: Top Prospects for Democrats and Republicans

With the 2028 campaign already stirring, several figures are gaining attention across both parties thanks to growing visibility, leadership roles, and polling. Here's a look at five leading potential contenders from each party—and how they stack up on name recognition, experience, leadership, and popularity. Democratic Prospects Gavin Newsom (Governor of California) High name…
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crime

Crime in America’s Big Cities: A Cancer We Can Treat—If We Follow the Evidence

Crime in U.S. cities isn’t a single disease—it shows up in different “stages” and “types,” just like cancer. The good news: the nation’s crime rate is falling overall. The challenge: a handful of large cities still suffer the worst rates. Here’s a clear diagnosis and a proven treatment plan. The Quick Picture Nationally, crime…
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