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New York Times writer wants U.S. to 'give up on the Constitution'

New York - The United States Constitution and Bill of Rights gives every American the right to life, liberty and property, but one op-ed writer and professor wants the U.S. to only pick and choose from the Constitution and abandon the rest.

In the Media by Andrew Moran - 1 comment

Op-Ed: Insane Glenn Beck quickly becoming the voice of reason

Glenn Beck, first New York and now Dallas. Since leaving Fox news his Internet network has been a runaway hit. To go along with his publishing house, clothing line, documentary company, and Mercury One, Glenn's charity/action organization.

In the Media by Christopher Wager

Op-Ed: The world waits with bated breath as election draws near

All the world's eyes are on the American election, candidates battle for their place among the super powers of the world. Who will be the real winners?

In the Media by Christopher Wager - 1 comment

Ross Perot backs Mitt Romney, says U.S. on unsustainable course

Des Moines - Former two-time Independent presidential candidate and multi-billionaire Ross Perot announced in an op-ed that he is endorsing Mitt Romney for the presidency. Perot stated that the United States can't afford four more years of President Barack Obama.

In the Media by Andrew Moran - 9 comments

Op-Ed: Supreme Court to rule on affirmative action — again

As we deal with the aftermath of the Supreme Court’s ruling on health care, we now have to prepare ourselves for a decision on an equally controversial topic.

In the Media by Emma Burge - 5 comments

Op-Ed: Email string reveals PR challenges and need for branded content

An email exchange between a vice president at public relations concern Burson-Marsteller and an activist blogger revealed the underpinnings of the modern challenges facing corporate communications professionals and the need for branded content solutions.

In the Media by Michael Krebs

Op/Ed: “A Letter to the Unwashed Masses from the Overclass on Mount Olympus”

Candid sentiments from the Aristocracy, explaining why Paris Hilton or any other member of the overclass will never suffer the same “justice” as a common serf or non "blue-blood."

In the Media by Squidny - 14 comments