Most people have no clue how lucky they are to have the opportunity to do all this. If it hadn’t been for one key decision by one frightened leader hundreds of years ago, America as we know it would never have existed.
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Despite the important role of the Democratic Party in US political history, only few Americans can state the basic facts about its history. The democrats were dominating US politics in two distinct periods: between 1828 and 1860 and between 1932 and 2000. The establishment of the Democratic Party happened in 1829 when Andrew Jackson became the President of the Unites States.
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Many politicians and estate planners are saying that Social Security is going broke. Is that true?
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No matter who voted for whom, there’s plenty of work to do for you and the entire New Seniors community in the weeks and months ahead. Getting the country’s attitude back on track and allowing cooler heads to prevail is the job of everyone, not just the politicians. Unity, civility and an appreciation for the values that made America great are necessary ingredients to ignite our rebound.
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Truly free trade is one of the greatest examples in history of human beings and societies working together for the common good. It tends to distribute resources and products very efficiently and effectively.
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Nigeria is the most populous black nation in the world. Every Five African you come across, two are Nigerians. The destiny of Nigeria will however be determined by three major events come next year. What are these events?
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Calcutta was the national capital during the days till 1911 when the capital was shifted to Delhi. But despite the capital having shifted to Delhi, Calcutta remains an important city in India. Thus by virtue of being the erstwhile capital, it holds many important buildings and institutions that are the handiwork of the British.
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Indispensable Man Syndrome is common among successful entrepreneurs and politicians. These leaders create visions, get others to buy into those visions, and then turn them into reality. But, once they’ve done all that, they fail to accomplish the final step: understanding that the vision can survive without them. The latest sign of Mayor Michael Bloomberg’s affliction is the way he handled the selection of the city’s new schools chancellor.
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The recent assembly elections have brought about a revolution as the people have expressed their preference by voting for Nitesh Kumar and his supporters. In the bargain Lallu Yadav the strong man of Bihar for over two decades has once again been consigned to the dust bin. Perhaps for this state of affairs he has only himself to blame.
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Democracy and dictatorship while being opposite sides of the power continuum have given rise to a rare breed of leaders and politicians; they are dynamic, go getters who stop at nothing. Gone are the days when politicians were known for their empty promises; these are individuals who changed ideologies and the face of politics in their native countries.
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