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October war stats

Last month, the cost of the wars in Afghanistan, Pakistan, and Iraq surpassed $1.1 trillion. The Iraq War hit $740 billion, and the Af-Pak wars surged past $360 billion.

By Ryan Jaroncyk

November 2, 2010

U.S. envoy: pure military victory impossible in Af-Pak war

Richard Holbrooke, special envoy to Afghanistan and Pakistan, made the following statements regarding the Af-Pak war: "I didn't say we don't want to win this

By Ryan Jaroncyk

October 28, 2010

U.S. envoy: pure military victory impossible in Af-Pak war

Ron Paul may be right about the root cause of suicide terrorism

"Ron Paul Was Right", or so said the Atlantic's 'The Daily Dish' blog in reference to the release of an exhaustive study on the

By Ryan Jaroncyk

October 21, 2010

Ron Paul may be right about the root cause of suicide terrorism

Jesse Ventura says it's time to abolish parties

Former 3rd party Minnesota Governor Jesse Ventura claims that political parties, including third parties, should be abolished in order to root out corruption in a broken system. In a recent

By Ryan Jaroncyk

October 14, 2010

Jesse Ventura says it's time to abolish parties

Lou Dobbs: potential Independent presidential candidate in 2012

Many believe the ever-controversial Lou Dobbs could mount a competitive third party bid in 2012. A self-proclaimed "Independent Populist", Dobbs may possess the name recognition, capacity to generate

By Ryan Jaroncyk

October 7, 2010

Lou Dobbs: potential Independent presidential candidate in 2012

September war stats

In Afghanistan, 41 U.S. soldiers died, making it the deadliest September since the war began nine years ago, and nearly $9 billion was spent. In Iraq, 7 U.S.

By Ryan Jaroncyk

October 2, 2010

Wars could cost over $4 trillion

Authors of the book The Three Trillion Dollar War now estimate that the total cost of the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan could top $4 trillion over time. A lagging

By Ryan Jaroncyk

September 30, 2010

Evan Bayh: potential Independent presidential candidate in 2012

After shocking the political world by announcing his decision to retire after this year, U.S. Senator Evan Bayh warned that conditions could be ripe for a Ross Perot-type candidate

By Ryan Jaroncyk

September 28, 2010

Evan Bayh: potential Independent presidential candidate in 2012

Early on, Michael Bloomberg tops list of potential Independent presidential candidates in 2012

With a growing number of high-profile polls showing majority support for the rise of a viable third party, several potential candidates for the 2012 presidential election have already been proposed.

By Ryan Jaroncyk

September 21, 2010

Early on, Michael Bloomberg tops list of potential Independent presidential candidates in 2012

Tea party strength and Obama weakness could lead to 3rd party in 2012

Over at MarketWatch, Darrell Delamaide asks the following poignant question: Is tea party the end of our two-party system? Citing a number of Tea Party upsets in Republican primaries, as

By Ryan Jaroncyk

September 15, 2010

Tea party strength and Obama weakness could lead to 3rd party in 2012

Rand Paul calls out Republicans, while Ralph Nader calls out Democrats

Tea Party favorite, Dr. Rand Paul, criticized the GOP for the big spending and budget deficits during the Bush years, while long-time Progressive, Ralph Nader, criticized Democrats for being weak,

By Ryan Jaroncyk

September 14, 2010

Rand Paul calls out Republicans, while Ralph Nader calls out Democrats

Remembering 9/11

On this especially solemn day, we encourage all Americans to set aside their political differences and thoughtfully ponder the tragic events of the September 11, 2001 terrorist attacks. Today, our

By Ryan Jaroncyk

September 11, 2010