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Common Sense 12: The Importance of Being Aware of How Leaders Aquire and Wield Power

Posted on October 2, 2011 by beverly coleman

With the exception of union bosses, politicians and leaders of political movements, most Democrats seem less aware of how socio-economic power is acquired and manipulated than Republicans seem to be.  Perhaps this is because the latter incline toward being the … Continue reading →

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Common Sense 4: 100 year old man speaks on voting

Posted on October 31, 2010 by beverly coleman

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Common Sense 3: Brief History of Getting Out the Vote

Posted on October 30, 2010 by beverly coleman

Today I saw Karen and her “Sidekick” hitting the streets and ringing doorbells FOR THE VOTE.  I thought of our lovely chairwoman, Emma who got us all together FOR THE VOTE.  And Lee who left the hospital and started dialing … Continue reading →

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