Andrew Jackson

Obama: First Pacific President?

Inflation is not only a monetary matter. But two presidents (Ronald Reagan, and before him Richard Nixon, who in 1972 ended the freeze in U.S.-China relations that began in 1949) came from California, which is on the Pacific....

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Political Economy: Hatin' on the Fed (CQPolitics.com)

CQPolitics.com - Andrew Jackson would assuredly be pleased at the rising congressional distrust of the Federal Reserve. The populist president, who won re-election in 1832 on a platform of abolishing the Second Bank of the...

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Winston-Salem cruises past Atlanta Christian 94-57 (AP)

WINSTON-SALEM, N.C. – Shelton Carter scored 17 points and grabbed 10 rebounds to lead three Winston-Salem players with double-doubles as the Rams crushed Atlanta Christian College 94-57 on Friday night. Paul Davis scored 13 and...

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Tigers plow ahead with win over Bishop Kenny

PHS eyes Andrew Jackson in Region 1-3A semifinals Pensacola High swarms teams with speed. The Tigers have that simple formula — a stellar run game and relentless defense — that is supposed to win championships. Ranked No. 5 in...

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Apple Patents Technology That Would Force Users to Interact with Ads

Please note: InformationLiberation is neither liberal or conservative. When one takes the time to research the "liberal elite," whom the conservatives oppose, and the "conservative elite," whom the liberals oppose, one finds...

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Polishing the Palin Mettle

Sarah Palin arouses venom from the left like Hillary Clinton from the right. On the day after her Oprah interview, Richard Cohen in The Washington Post said it was time for "Palintolgy," punning ungallantly on the study of...

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A Jacksonian Republican sweep? By: Michael Barone

The Bear on Nov 20 2009 at 8:14 am | Filed under: Election 2010 Sometimes a poll result slaps you in the face. That was the case for me when I saw Public Policy Polling’s results in the 2nd congressional district of Arkansas....

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Gay Pride, God, and Civil Discourse

In the past year or so, there have been referenda in both Maine and California on whether to expand the civil-law definition of marriage. The proposed change would have provided for licensing of same-sex couples. Those...

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Select An Impressive Movie With Merely One Click To Enjoy Tonight (Wayne Roberts)

A lot of of us lead exceptionally hectic lives. With the extra strain of the grueling economy a lot of of us are searching for options to make our lives more simple yet still save us some cash. Movies can be an easy on the...

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Is America a Serious Nation?

Are we at war -- or not? For if we are at war, why is Khalid Sheikh Mohammed headed for trial in federal court in the Southern District of New York? Why is he entitled to a presumption of innocence and all of the constitutional...

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