Month: September 2015

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What We Learned from Last Night’s Debate

The second main stage Republican debate occurred last night, once more following the “kids’ round table” debate. Eleven of the top political powerhouses in the Republican Party faced off in front of millions of people to try to usurp Donald Trump and emerge dominant. Lots happened during the three hour debate, so I have decided to weed through all of the political mumbo jumbo and present you with the most important things that we learned from last night’s debate. Continue reading What We Learned from Last Night’s Debate

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D(U.S.)tbin of History – FOOTBALL’S FOUNDING FATHER: JIM THORPE AND THE APFA

I originally only meant to write about the first professional football game, but in the course of my research, I learned that the great Jim Thorpe was actually the first president of the NFL! (Eat your heart out Roger.) Seeing as this is the D(U.S.)tbin of History, I decided that it would be appropriate to start the series by telling an obscure story that the average NFL fan probably doesn’t know. Continue reading D(U.S.)tbin of History – FOOTBALL’S FOUNDING FATHER: JIM THORPE AND THE APFA

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Justice O’Connor Fits the Bill: Why Sandra Day O’Connor Deserves to be on Currency

Very few women have accomplished more in our government system on their own merit than Sandra Day O’Connor. More than being the first female Supreme Court Justice O’Connor deserves to be on the ten dollar bill because she is an extremely accomplished person, who served with a firm allegiance to the United States Constitution, and whose judicial decisions still affect America today.

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