Posts Tagged ‘ Benjamin Franklin ’

The term lobbyist refers to the people hired by groups or organizations with particular interests to convince members of Congress to pass or defeat legislation. Lobbyists may work on the behalf of different groups such as, business corporations, labor unions, executive branch agencies, foreign governments, or private or public interest groups.
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In an election year it is important to look at all the candidates and their views. In my opinion the gauge of a president is how well they will support their official oath to support and defend the Constitution of the United States. In that vein I have researched the positions of...
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Sometime in the 4th century BC in his Apology 18B, Plato said something very profound. He said, "The art of making true things seem false and false things seem true by the use of words." Plato called that skill rhetoric and thus every liberal public relations professional will ever be grateful.
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New York has so much political activity, it can be hard to keep track of everything that's going on in the city. From the most mainstream events to obscure celebrations of unusual ideologies, these NYC events should give anyone a taste of the political meetings going on in the city.
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I want to open this blog with an understanding of what our forefathers intended for our country. I believe that this understanding is essential in preserving our gun owner rights, hunting rights, concealed carry rights, etc.. Furthermore, the more we use the "D" word in ignorance, the more we become the very thing our...
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