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… there are many roads to Rome and many ways to skin a cat," Frank J Sorauf has written, "there are also many ways to look at a political party." I am here to look at the Democratic Party and persuade you to join our prestigious party.…

… state because it meets the requirements that every state must have. These requirements are it must have a solid living population, it must have definite territory that makes the area up, it must be sovereign, and it must have some sort of a…

… including the House of Representatives and the Senate. Section 1: The main idea of the House of Representatives is that all house members are elected for a two year term in their office. It states the qualifications of a representative, or what you…

… into a house across town that used to be owned by a friend of her father's. Her new room had been occupied by a sixteen-year-old boy named Tom whom she had met once at a party. This room is bigger than the one in Anne's old house, and she's anxious…

… system recognizes two different kinds of cases--civil and criminal. A civil case is one in which a person who feels he has been wronged may bring legal action to protect his own interest or to collect monetary damages from the person who has wronged…

… Diana of Whales had camera lenses and microphones pushed in her face. She was constantly pursued and for this reason she sometimes had to hide or disguise herself in order to avoid the unyielding persistence and constant harassment of the press. Eugene…

… without doubt has a liberal point of view depicted in it. The basic line of attack in this article is to show a representative of the Republican political party constantly criticizing President Bush and the political faction to which he belongs.…

… be held for each of Presidential candidate nomination's 2,487 precincts. These caucuses will all be held on the same evening beginning at 7 p.m. Caucus attendees will register upon arriving at the caucus. A person may vote and/or run for delegate to…

… history, the most pertinent question is what kind of authority will emerge in its place. To go even further would be not only to ask what kind of authority but to include what type of relationship between the state and the individual that it would…

… aloud to make a law against an establishment of a new religion. They must also respect it like every other religion, and they are prohibited to stop the free exercise of religion. In addition, they are prohibited to shorten the freedom of speech, or…