Over the weekend, Ron Paul – the most popular liberty-minded leader who attempted to run for President – was asked by the media about Gov. Rick Perry’s statements towards secession. He stated that, “It is a very legitimate issue to debate, because all the states that came into the Union before the Civil War believed they had a right to secede. New England in the early part of the nineteenth century actually considered it, and no-body questioned them about whether they had the right to do it…

In spite of denials by Democrats and the Obama administration millions of Americans will begin feeling the impact of new Obamacare taxes on January 1, 2013.

Elections taking place on November 6, 2012 will determine whether or not these taxes will be repealed by a new U.S. president, House of Representatives and Senate or will just keep increasing as more of Obamacare is implemented.

Read more …

Created by Missouri Tenth – worked pretty hard on this one. Hope you find it encouraging and thought-provoking! Consists of 5 minute music video depicting the Revolutionary War, the War for Southern Independence, and the impact of these events…

If you are a teacher currently in a classroom or want to return to the profession, or become a teacher, a grant may be the avenue to obtaining funding to cover further training or retraining. 

At a time when education is going through a transformation to make it more viable for the 21st century, there are grants for teachers looking to improve their teaching skills or add to their knowledge.  Competition in seeking grants by  teachers requires an understanding and knowledge about what…

A small group of people in Oakland, California may have taken the first steps against Occupy that has the potential to spread across the United States during the coming months. The recent break in and destruction at the Oakland City Hall may be have been a trigger point. Costs of the damage Occupy has done to the city are said to be over $5 million.

Read more…

Low stocks of corn may have created a bidder war in the United States for what is available and will get even worse if China jumps into the market to purchase corn stored from the 2010 harvest.



Continue reading on Examiner.com Corn on the Cob and the Summer of Discontent - National Watchdog Politics | Examiner.com…

Tucson will be affected by a recent favorable ruling by the U.S. Supreme Court in preserving Arizona’s school voucher program that is funded by tax credits offered to state taxpayers.

Opponents of the school voucher system had filed a lawsuit claiming the $500 tax credit that can be used by all Arizona taxpayers and designed to help pay for private education violates the First Amendment.

Read more at…