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Voting in America explained from an Indian perspective.
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Courtesy: Times of India
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Voting in America explained from an Indian perspective.
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I like this linear scale (for once); It actually shows the current makeup plus the strong|leaning|tossups between the two candidates in a ‘fluid’ manner.
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I recently discovered a Reuters report featuring CCA (Corrections Corp of America)–the biggest privatized immigrant detention facility in the United States–almost gloating about the fact that these coming elections won’t make a difference to their company since there will always be a population that would need “service.” I wonder why the major newspapers and newswires [...]
26 Aug, 2008
Posted by: Prerna In: 'Isms| Anti-Capitalism| Human Rights| politics
One after another, the women leaders of the Democrat National Party took center-stage on Day 2. The roster included Governor K. Selebius, Senator Mary Landrieu, Senator Claire McCaskill, Senator Debbie Stabenow, Senator Maria Cantwell, Governor Napolitano, and finally Hillary Clinton rounded up the day. The subliminal message was clear–women stand to gain more from [...]
25 Aug, 2008
Posted by: Prerna In: politics
The DNC is the longest and most expensive infomercial on prime-time television.
The great spectacle is on. The Democrat National Convention, where a select group of delegates, electorates, voters, media representatives and politicians, pretend to come under one huge tent and unite behind a single ticket for Presidency–the Obama-Biden ticket is on till August 29. Can [...]