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California Governor Candidate Meg Whitman Says 'We're Going to Win'

By: putao | 2010-10-26 | Direct mail
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Meg Whitmanâ€?s Immigration Policies Endanger her California Governor Bid

By: Adam Parrish | 2010-11-10 | Law
Meg Whitman is in some definitely scorching water in her bid to win the Ca governor elections. This billionaire prospect sought to assure that Latino voters had been on her aspect of the dock and would vote for her as the new Republican face of California. Her means have introduced her next to nothing but censure regrettably. It is really as well unhealthy due to the fact right after 30 many years of Democrat manage, Ca is reeling. From Family to Pariah She launched her Latino ma... read more

Voters Block

By: fridaymash | 2011-03-25 | Politics
The long suffering electorate of NSW now faces the agonising prospect of having to cast a vote. The awful realisation is dawning that they're obliged to vote for one of the parties that has been sending them absolutely scatty for months. read more

How Can Media Persuade Voters?

By: S. R. Perreault | 2010-04-04 | Politics
With the amount of political advertising increasing each election cycle, is this political media actually influencing voters? The most recent techniques and research provide important answers to this age old question. read more

Kentucky Voters Should Matter!

By: Rich Rubino | 2012-03-09 | Politics
This article argues that under the National Popular Vote Initiative (NPVI) Kentucky voters would actually matter in Presidential contests. read more

Why Do Millions of Registered Voters Never Vote?

By: M. G. Matally | 2010-04-04 | Politics
Millions of Americans readily take for granted their suffrage, their right to vote. I find this disturbing especially for blacks and women who had to wait for so long and fight so hard to win suffrage -- the 13th Amendment for blacks; the 19th Amendment for women. There must be reasons why too many Americans don't vote. What could it be that keeps eligible American voters from taking part in the biggest privilege of democracy? read more

How To Win Elections And Influence Voters - Five Traits Of Charismatic Politicians And People

By: Justin Hartfield | 2010-04-04 | Politics
touch with his constituency and communicate more effectively to them than as most do currently. Frankly, America is missing the great orators and politicians of yesteryear, who were able to spark intelligent debate amongst the populace. It is in this spirit that the PI provides several tips which politicians and citizens alike can use to increase their own personal magnetism. read more

Debate Analysis - We're in Trouble

By: Otto King | 2010-04-04 | Politics
Like watching traditional Japanese Kabuki theater, the stylized actions at the Republican Presidential "debate" in Durham, NH on Sept. 5 revealed the expected. It also revealed a little more: the establishment's breathtaking fear of one of the candidates. read more

What is Voter Initiative and Referendum?

By: Jennifer Carpenter | 2010-04-04 | Politics
Voter Initiative and Voter Referendum are two ways citizens can exert their power over the government. Unfortunately there is no national voter initiative or referendum process and not every state has decided to allow their voters to practice it either. read more

Brave Voters - Voting Can Be Dangerous

By: M. G. Matally | 2010-04-04 | Politics
Some so-called democracies around the world exist mostly in name. That's because many barriers to the ballot box make it impractical for their citizens to actually vote. I'm not relating some kind of abstract thought here. I used to live in one such democracy. Here are some of the ballot barriers that some of used to face... read more

Three Reasons It's Okay When Your Client Tells You "We're Not on the Same Page"

By: Mark H Daniels | 2010-03-27 | Sales
In this article you will learn three reasons why it's okay when your client tells you, "We're not on the same page." This is a series of questions to help get you on the same page, and a tested method- if not a guarantee- for understanding if you are really on the same page. read more

We Can Do This

By: Michael Hume | 2010-10-08 | Leadership
Maybe they don't say the same words, and maybe they say it through the actions they take and the behaviors they exhibit. Maybe you get the idea through the values they espouse, and the way they show that tough things are possible by jumping out and doing those things themselves. But the overall message of optimism - the "we can do this" message - is something all inspirational leaders share. read more

Nice Weather We're Having - NOT!

By: Philip Harris | 2010-05-13 | Environmental
The debate is over. Will we act and survive or, like Nero, watch our planet burn? read more

Using Anchor Text to Tell Google What You're About

By: Andy Calloway | 2010-03-26 | Search Engines
One of the most difficult issues for people new to SEO to get their head round is how to form the links going to your website. We all know that links are key to good rankings, but how do we create them and what is this 'anchor text' that everyone talks about? read more

We're Here, Now What?

By: Jenn Moore | 2010-03-29 | Photography
After you and your family decide to get professional photos done, you have set up the date and time but now what? When you come to a photo shoot (and you find your photographer) you can expect to do a little meet and greet, the photographer will take a little time to get to know everyone by name and ask a little about their interests and what sort of photos they would like to see of themselves. read more