Now that health care reform is law I think it's important that we move past the political rhetoric and look at the real facts of what this reform means to the lives of average Americans #1 Extends Coverage To 32 Million More Americans Because of this bill 32 million of our fellow Americans will have health insurance coverage

This is a classic line, from the movie Top Gun, which holds true even today Whether it’s a quest for financial gain or political glory, the results are the same

Political Candidates cannot survive without funds Fundraising events are typical to just about every political campaign right from running for small town office seats up to running for President

Horror Tale: A family in Texas had a large oak tree limb hanging hazardously above their house, so they decided to have it cut down The tree man told them no special permits were needed

The Real ID Act of 2005 is planned to battle terrorism, identity theft, and other crimes by strengthening the precautions of government-issued ID cards The act calls on each state to execute a set of bare minimum national standards in a number of areas:

What with the recent debates on healthcare reform, health-related legislation is a hot topic in the United States However, the facet of health legislation most on people’s minds has to do with how much of healthcare should be public, whom can avail of these services, and where the funding will come from

From the historic 1965 election of Carl Stokes as mayor of Cleveland to the momentous joy felt throughout Black America after President Barack Obama’s election in 2008, the history of Black politics has been filled with highs that still cause many in the community to be filled with jubilation years later

Politics is about getting re-elected and nothing else besides It is a common error to assume that the politician's role is to create jobs, encourage economic activity, enhance the welfare and well-being of his subjects, preserve the territorial integrity of his country, and fulfill a host of other functions

Current Affairs Over the weekend we were treated to the height of Democratic hypocrisy, and the stars are none other than our old friend Billy Jaye, (We miss ole Bubba), and Senate Majority Leader Harry (Squeaky), Reid

Many Americans have been unemployed at some point during the course of the last few years As a result of the recession, those that have not been unemployed, were on the cusp of becoming unemployed