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Rock Hall man named a Field & Stream conservation hero
Twenty-five thousand ducklings can't be wrong. That's how many baby ducks — give or take a flock — that Cliff Brown and his all-volunteer Maryland Wood Duck Initiative helped peck their way into the world. The network builds and manages 1,900...
Tags: Natural Resource Industry, Natural Resources, Wetlands, Baltimore County, Conservation
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Romney's biggest problem is his own party
There are two major theories about why Mitt Romney is dropping in the polls. One is that Romney is a lousy candidate, unable to connect with people or make his case. The other is that Americans are finally beginning to see how radical the GOPhas become...
Tags: American Enterprise Institute, Brookings Institution, Democratic Party, Ann Romney, Parties and Movements
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For Romney, debate stakes couldn't be higher
On the eve of the first critical presidential debate of 2012, why is the campaign of Mitt Romney suddenly showing signs of imploding? There has been no marked improvement in the dim economic picture, to which he has pinned his hopes of ousting...
Tags: Barack Obama, Democratic Party, Joe Biden, Michelle Obama, Mitt Romney
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Meet some of the lazy, shiftless 47 percent: Cowboys
In the imaginary universe of Mitt Romney, the 47 percent of Americans who pay no income tax are loafers, shiftless bums and welfare queens who will all vote for Barack Obama in November. In the real world, that 47 percent includes the working poor, the...
Tags: David Brooks, Illegal Immigrants, Barack Obama, Rush Limbaugh, Rentals
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Romney and Ryan build a bridge to the 20th century
The Republican team of Mitt Romney and Paul Ryan is less about the future than it is about nostalgia for a past that many Americans imagine was better -- a time when businessmen were free of government meddling and all citizens, even the poor, old or...
Tags: U.S. House Committee on the Budget, Values, U.S. House of Representatives, Franklin Delano Roosevelt, Sociology
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Rachel Marsden: Is Putin the Russian Reagan?
It would seem that we're now at the stage of global economic lunacy where the worldwide socialist slide is so far gone that the president of Russia is lecturing the world, and particularly Europe, about the risks of socialism. Speaking at the Asia-...
Tags: Illegal Immigrants, Russia, Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation, Vladimir Putin, Bernard Arnault
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How Romney wins the debate — and the election
The debates, starting Wednesday night, are Mitt Romney's last chance to turn around his campaign. He must communicate what he has failed to convey so far: his vision to give Americans a better life and deal with tough challenges, like the financial...
Tags: Human Accomplishments, Barack Obama, China, Mormonism, Democratic Party
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There's a reason the economy isn't generating jobs
The economy added 96,000 jobs in August, down from 141,000 in July and not nearly enough to keep pace with population growth. The unemployment rate fell to 8.1 percent only because 581,000 workers quit looking for work and are no longer counted in the...
Tags: Federal Reserve, Employment Opportunities, Money and Monetary Policy, Barack Obama, China
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Memo to Romney: It's not just the economy, stupid
Among Republicans, it is an article of faith that high unemployment and voter disapproval of President Barack Obama's handling of the economy should put Mitt Romney in the White House. Unfortunately, Republicans fail to grasp that challengers must offer a...
Tags: Barack Obama, Democratic Party, National Government, Parties and Movements, Talk Shows (genre)
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The U.S economy doesn't need a government stimulus package
Former President Bill Clinton told the Democratic National Convention that President Obama has a plan to rescue the economy but that Republicans have stood in his way. From this you might think that the economy requires government intervention to create...Tags: Bill Clinton, 2012 Democratic National Convention, Barack Obama, Government, National Government
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Budget cuts and the next Pearl Harbor
Recent reports suggest that the U.S. government was likely engaged in two very sophisticated cyber attacks: one that spied on Iran's nuclear program and another that slowed it by destroying centrifuges. These attacks encourage a twinge of national pride...Tags: September 11, 2001 Attacks, Manufacturing and Engineering, Henry Cooper, Attack on Pearl Harbor (1941), Computer Crime
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Orioles & Obama: Hoping for the best, but not expecting too much
With the Orioles and Yankees in a fabulous and totally unexpected race in the American League East, and with those teams playing the first of four games Thursday night in Baltimore, many in both Birdland and New York will have their minds on baseball...
Tags: Voting, Globalization, Barack Obama, American League East, One World Trade Center
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