Voting Is Like Choosing A Restaurant
Steven Webber Steven Webber

Voting Is Like Choosing A Restaurant

Choosing a candidate should start with choosing the political genre that most closely aligns with your values and beliefs. Determine a party's values and beliefs by examining their platform.

Since the winning candidate will bring in advisors and experts that will also represent the values of the party platform, choosing the party for its values and beliefs is critical.

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The Righteous Lie
Steven Webber Steven Webber

The Righteous Lie

When a righteous person, someone who appears to have it all together, comments that they are truly righteous, they lie. One who is striving to be righteous under the law knows many of the attitudes and habits where they fall short of being truly righteous.

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POLITICS - A Game or Exorcism?
Steven Webber Steven Webber

POLITICS - A Game or Exorcism?

Politics - Game or Exorcism—Games are supposed to be fun. onal. In the ‘good old days,’ politics used to be similar. Most of the party members respected their colleagues on the ‘other side of the aisle.’ Often they were caught working together on legislation or a friendly baseball game. Historically, each party has been passionate about their own issues, a tug of war of sorts.

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I am Prejudice
Steven Webber Steven Webber

I am Prejudice

“Don’t judge a book by its cover” is proverb often ignored as the title and cover-art are the basis of one ‘pre-judging’ a book.

In my case, I am highly prejudice in the food I eat. This was reinforced one day in a cafeteria where I picked up a ‘pickle’, chomped down on it, and discovered jalapeno peppers.

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