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By: Martin Rand, III
Date: November 16, 2012
There’s no question debt is a major concern in this country. Almost 80% of Americans are thousands of dollars in debt. Well, Strike Debt, an affiliate of Occupy Wall Street, thinks it has found the cure to help with the average American struggling in debt.
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| Strike Debt is attempting to buy and erase all the debt of the 99%. Can this really work? |
It has been a month since 17-year-old Trayvon Martin was fatally shot on his way home from the store to watch the NBA All-Star events. George Zimmerman, his murderer, was a self-appointed neighborhood watch chief who hasn't been arrested for the murder because he claimed self-defense provoked him to shoot.
Last night, President Barack Obama delivered his State of the Union address. According to him, the union has come a long way since he took and office and it's only going to get stronger.
"The state of our Union is getting stronger. And we've come too far to turn back now," said President Obama. "As long as I'm President, I will work with anyone in this chamber to build on this momentum. But I intend to fight obstruction with action, and I will oppose any effort to return to the very same policies that brought on this economic crisis in the first place."
Less than two months after Troy Davis, a man convicted of killing an off-duty cop in Savannah, Ga, was executed with little evidence against him, another man in Texas is going through a similar situation.
Last night, I watched the GOP presidential candidates debate in Las Vegas. Some candidates did better than others; but overall, I wasn't impressed much. I don't feel like there was a clear-cut winner, but I did have my favorite candidate. I'll break down each candidate's performance.
Last week, Republican Mick Romney came under fire because of a comment made by a Texas pastor, who supports fellow Republican Rick Perry, about Romney not being a Christian; and for this reason, no one should vote for Romney to receive the GOP presidential nomination. This made Romney have to explain why his Mormon faith shouldn't stop people from voting for him.
Last week, Troy Davis, a man who was convicted of a crime he possible didn't commit, was executed for killing an off-duty police officer. There was little evidence to prove he committed the crime and only two people claimed he killed the officer.
President Barack Obama addressed Congress to introduce the American Jobs Act. The purpose of the bill is to put more people back into the workforce.
Earlier this summer, New York passed a bill that would allow gay people to marry. New York became the sixth state to approve gay marriage. While many states continue to go against the Constitution of the U.S., New York State has stepped into the 21st century.
