By: Scott Perreault | 2010-04-04 | Politics As voter turn out declines each election cycle, candidates search for new ways to drive people to the polls. The easiest answer might be to motivate and harness the potential absentee ballots. We can show you how! read more
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
By: sweety345 | 2011-01-11 | Training India is the largest and one of the most vibrant democracies in the world, accomplished running a democratic system for more than six decades. The Electoral Commission over the years strengthened its credibility at the fair, fearless and impartial exercise of his constitutional authority in cleaning the Indian electoral system, and stands as the guardian of democracy. Role Election Commission of India is to maintain the principles the nation was built. read more
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
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
By: Neil McBride | 2010-03-31 | Debt Management Interesting to note that most people that apply for credit cards rarely consider what is going to happen if they actually get in debt and if they do its about a 2 second thought that vanishes quickly once they remember what material possession they were applying for. If they did actually do some research on what creditors put you through when if debt piles people would rarely apply. read more
By: Cherry xu | 2011-08-24 | Games Just look at some responses about Obama and Clinton. They describe them as young, good-looking---rarely do they say his policy of doing x, y, z is spot on. Obama ran on change. Most voters thought he emant for the better. Suckers. So, great ideas and stupid ideas die on the sidelines...but only one emerges that is supposedly the most electable from the bunch. Ron Paul will never be that person. read more
By: Scott Perreault | 2010-04-04 | Politics I am constantly amazed at the media play given to the youth movement in American politics. It is presented as if there is a revolution of sorts. Well I was once part of a youth movement in 1980 when John Anderson was an independent candidate for US President. The college campuses were full of students like myself who felt the energy of something new. read more
By: Richard Besel | 2010-04-04 | Politics Will Racist Voters Cost Obama the Presidency? A few days ago I was asked to attend a debate watch for the final faceoff between Barak Obama and John McCain. More specifically, I was being asked to serve as a moderator for the discussion that was to take place after the debate. read more
By: S. R. Perreault | 2010-04-04 | Politics The phrase "Independent Voter" will soon become a term of the past in political research and media targeting. The new research suggests the core of each voter can be persuaded. read more
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
By: Joshua Smith | 2010-04-04 | Politics Hillary's ideas on health care and defense policy are dangerous, but she's a moderate compared to the other contenders for the Democratic Party nomination for president. read more
By: Scott Jack | 2010-04-04 | Politics Candidates, they are the men and women who run for any public office. The most widely known candidates are generally the presidential candidates. The current leaders in the 2008 election are Senator Barack Obama, Rudy Giuliani, Senator Hilary Clinton, and Fred Thompson. read more
By: Angela Uras | 2010-03-27 | Jewelry Evil eye wholesalers are scattered all over the Internet and come from various parts of the world. The concept of the evil eye is a very popular one. It is so popular that even different religions share the belief in the evil eye, except that they have different treatments of it. Nonetheless, the evil eye is something that most religions and cultures have in common, so it is only natural that the trade involving evil eye paraphernalia is also a worldwide trade. read more