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Born in the state of Texas and raised in the state of Indiana, Midwestville is a blog/blogger that whittles down vast amounts of information into concise summaries and reasonable conclusions.
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See what's next for the military, law enforcement and national security.
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excellent
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a progressive political site agaist the establishment
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excellent
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Updates and information from the British Ministry of Justice.
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excellent
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Blog for the government offices of Sweden.
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excellent
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QuizLaw.com represents QuizLaw Partnership’s vision to provide the general public with a free and easy to use resource for finding understandable legal information without all the “legalese.â€Â
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great
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IT and enterprise computing in city, state & federal government.
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great
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Phil Andrews, the controversial independent councillor for Isleworth in the London Borough of Hounslow. Empowering communities through cohesion, engagement and participation.
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great
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OhMyGov is a government news, information, networking, and humor source for government employees, contractors, academics, politicos, and pundits.
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great
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From the Federation of American Scientists Project on Government Secrecy.
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great
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News/press releases issued by the Department of Labor and Employment (DOLE), Manila, Philippines.
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great
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Public policy research.
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great
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From the U.S. Capitol.
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great
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RSR is a right wing blog that represents the majority of American citizens. RSR fights for common sense solution, so that the middle class can get back on their feet.
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great
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Ben Pershing covering the Capitol.
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great
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Keeping the internet open, innovative, and free.
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great
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Exposing the good, the bad, and the ugly - a blog monitoring U.S. federal, state, and local government websites.
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great
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Military, emergency service, crisis, terrorism, and disaster OSINT (Open Source Intelligence).
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great
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Spotlighting the serious, the silly and the stupid that society has to offer... some of which deserves serious thought-provoking analysis while the rest is ridiculed or simply laughed at.
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great
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"The most radical revolutionary will become a conservative the day after the revolution" – Hannah Arendt, historian and philosopher.
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great
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Live a Glorious Life!
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great
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A Blog Dedicated To Encouraging The Criminal Authorities, And Congress, To Indict, Prosecute, And Convict Former FAA Administrator "Bobby" Sturgell For Malfeasance, Perjury, And Contempt Of Congress.
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great
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I believe that people on this planet, generally speaking, are a very brainless bunch. Most individuals do not use their intellect, they are not rational and they pretty much believe everything that governments and the political correct tells them. Consequ
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great
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A mix of news and satire.
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great
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Radio Free Meredith blog.
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great
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A law student's musings on the intersection between science and public policy and lots of other things.
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great
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A just-the-facts approach to politics and government in the mountain state of West Virginia.
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great
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I've got views on everything from politics to policy, entertainment to eating. You may think I am a genius. You may think I am an idiot. As long as I get you talking, and keep you thinking, I'll be happy.
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great
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The Tax Policy Blog is the official weblog of the Tax Foundation, a non-partisan, non-profit research organization that has monitored tax policy at the federal, state and local levels since 1937.
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great
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Back in the Good Old Days, the government didn't go around meddling in people's personal affairs, like fire protection. People had personal responsibility and they put out their own fires, thank you very much. Then those bumbling government bureaucrats st
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great
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