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    Why government should always have more power than private business.

    Idiom: I visited your website and surfed to this very interesting segment: http://www.cnbc.com/id/23937480 Both informative and entertaining, thanks … Theodore
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    How Mitt Romney can win the White House

    Mit Romney should assert his influence as the Republican presidential candidate by stopping the RNC from starting a fight with Ron Paul's State caucus delegates. Romney already has the nomination sewed up. Why alienate the Ron Paul delegates by denying Paul a prominent prime time speaking slot...
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    Why government should always have more power than private business.

    Both the National Labor Relations Board as well as the US Supreme Court are ongoing branches of the Federal government - there are no new additions of the US government to implement this method of civil arbitration. All we need are fair and unbiased practitioners who see to it that the facts...
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    Why government should always have more power than private business.

    The Justice Department can effectively be cited for malfeasance or ignoring a direct order from the NLRB and, as such, will become a co-accessory for non implementation of a binding NLRB decision. Thus an appeal to the US Supreme Court would result in a decision to make both: labor unions as...
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    Ron Paul WILL Get Speaking Slot @ RNC

    Ron Paul should demand an early prime time evening slot for speaking and not be diverted by lame excuses by the RNC committee. His commited state delegates should vehemently back him up by threatening a boycott of the convention (or even a walkout). The RNC would then be shamed on the spot in...
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    Why government should always have more power than private business.

    Hello VoluntaryAmerican: the folowing is my reply to The Honorable Doug Hi Doug: The National Labor Relations Board used to be quite competent in settling labor disputes but it has (30 years ago) been politicised by both parties. The NLRB should be reconstituted very simply as a lifetime nine...
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