... York Times, on General Elections 2009. What makes India's elections unique and special? Is it the size, the magnitude, the diversity, the complexities, or something of all these? Or is it about the boldness of the democratic enterprise from a time when there was no shortage of sceptics who said...

... backing that gives him the power to "take right decisions". It was the fifth successive victory for the BJP in the state with the “hat-trick” victory of Narendra Modi on Thursday in Gujarat Elections 2012. After this win the leaders of BJP in Delhi are thinking about the powerful state to play...

... are not acceptable. People already know what has happened and the same could have been reminded in a better way. Modi definitely lost a huge respect that I had for him. I now seriously doubt if he really deserves to be the Prime Minister of India. The congress has taken the issue further and...

... grow? Because the enemies are in our own country and we are not able to clean them. The enemy is corruption. How will a country grow? Unless and until the Political system is cleaned from the dishonesty part and improved, the development of our nation is impossible. We can’t wait every time a...

... and I. The majority of the Mormons that reside within the Usa are Republicans although, but that doesn't mean that there are actually no Mormon democrats. Despite the fact that it will not genuinely matter if they may be just Mormon or not, they nevertheless exist. The LDS church plays no part...

... logic. It would appear that they have a vision of what America is that is NOT in synch with the view of our great country that has been held by citizens for over two hundred years. Back in 2009 the Attorney General, Eric Holder said that failure was not an option in trying Islamic terrorist in...

... all study our history, the story of this great country, what made it great, the execptionalism that made and makes it unique (although President Obama does all he can to subvert this) and the founding principles that must be protected today. There are some great lessons in history that...

... over a decade ago. Regal Magazine reported earlier about the plight of the Black farmers’ settlement, including Black and Native American farmers, who were part of a judgment in the Pigford case in 1997. At the time of our initial report, there was a public outcry to Congress to authorize...

... financial support, the mission is clear. As the President Obama approval rating slips, he needs the support of those who voted him into office. As he prepares to work with newly elected Republicans in the U.S. House next year, U.S. residents are split over his job performance in the White...

... getting a job in your chosen field? Simply looking at the current politician in the job, assures you that it can't be that difficult to do the job! There are many provisions in the election laws that allow people to have their name on the ballot without having to pay registration fees....

... Fox Piven the husband and wife sociologist team from Columbia in the 1960’s. Today Piven is an honorary chair for the Democratic Socialists of America. The “Cloward-Piven Strategy”, first proposed in 1966, seeks to hasten the fall of capitalism by overloading the government bureaucracy with a...

... $200 billion to upgrade transportation systems in the United States and President Barack Obama is requesting a more palpable amount in the $50 billion range to address many of the immediate highway and bridge needs. While the discussion of the amounts for these projects and where these funds...

... traditional objective standards, it would be easy to reach the conclusion that Obama is very smart: • Harvard Law School graduate • Editor of the Harvard Law Review • Constitutional Law Professor at Harvard It would be difficult to argue that his resume does not scream “smart”, maybe...

... requires an understanding of the creation of the private entity known as the Federal Reserve Bank. There are many books, articles and more online on the subject if you care to research it. It is safe to say the US Congress and the people that started the Federal Reserve Bank conspired to...

... of the arts- Senator Barbara Mikulski (D-MD), Representative Todd Platts (R-PA), and Representative Louise Slaughter (D-NY), Representative Jerry Moran (R-KS) and Representative Mark Kirk (R-IL). On the state government level, Governors-elect Jerry Brown (D-CA), Dan Malloy (D-CT), Tom...

... first we have to ask what is the big deal? Still a teenager, O’Donnell dabbled in witchcraft; and then moved on. It shows she’s open to new ideas but doesn’t lose her perspective and become rigid. No wonder ideologues are upset with her. Personally, I believe I’m more afraid of Marxists than...

... tried to deceive the public; and the public is deceived. Unfortunately. So here are several quotes from some of the smartest, most successful people in the USA, people you should trust completely. And they are saying that educationally speaking we are now having a near-death experience: “When...

... seats in the Senate election, the Republican Party swept 23 seats, the Democratic Party had only 10 seats, along with their original 38 seats with no election, and two independent members of the Democratic Party tend to stand, the Democratic Party barely continue to control the Senate. House of...

... effectively manage political issues when they’ve won their seat in parliament. Cheri DiNovo is a Canadian social democratic politician who has been referred to as “the new female power [in politics]” by journalists. Her climb to politics has been a series of turnabouts which makes for a very...

... nation’s capitol. As we approach a major mid-term election period, questions are being raised about a number of local, state and national campaigns. In some locations, the primaries decided the next elected official because of the party numbers. In other areas, the decision will go down to...

... and national speakers that discussed women as “Game Changers” and urged the audience to visit, call, text, or email at least 100 women to tell them to vote early or on November 2. “Women make are the majority voters in Georgia; that’s power,” said Evelyn Gibson Lowery, chair of sclc/Women’s...

... a Deflation Economy. You can see it if you google (Obama wag the dog) or (wag the mosque). In it I called him out for coming out in favor of building the Manhattan muslim mosque. I said he was trying to divert attention away from the deflation economy slipping into depression and the possibility...

... that has been at work corrupting both parties. Of course they refer to this as influencing or lobbying rather outright bribery. Interesting though, as long as it was just affecting the lower class and the working poor, it was OK. Now that it is affecting the so called middle class, all of a...

... is expanding, and its diplomatic influence has spread to every continent. However, despite its impressive rise in the last fifteen years, China remains decades away from competing with the US on any level. There has been more discussion of the rise of China in recent years due to the...

... extending the Bush tax cuts past 2011 or making them permanent. President Obama and most Democrats resist the idea. They argue the cuts give tax breaks to the rich and the country cannot afford to keep taxes at the lower rate when we have such a large budget deficit. However, we cannot...