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    Judeo-Christian Theory

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    The Establishment Clause prohibits the Government or Congress from creating a national religion, but it did not and still does not prohibit Congress or the Government from supporting a religion. In Fact, the U.S. Government has supported a religion, Christianity. On January 21st, 1781, Robert Aitken appealed to Congress requesting to print "a neat Edition of the Holy Scriptures for the use of schools." And on September 12th, 1782, Congress replied stating “[we] highly approve the pious and…

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    February 2016, David Jolly introduces a bill called H.R. 4443(Jolly 8). H.R 4443 is the bill number for the legislation, but the official name for this bill is called the Stop Act. Congressmen Jolly said “the “Stop Act” is needed because too many in Congress spend more time raising money than doing the job they were elected to do (Jolly 1).” The Stop Act will ban incumbents from directly receiving money from donators. The Stop Act has been adopted in 30 different states (Jolly 4). By…

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    The FISA court does hand out warrants to the government to spy without going to congress, there is a period of up to 14 days where surveillance can go on without there being a warrant given to the government and this is something that should be alarming. If the FISA court did not agree with what the government was spying on then there…

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    Donna Hawley

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    The concerns of an eight year old are as drastically different from those of an eighteen year old as are the worries of a twenty eight year old are from those of a thirty eight year old; when imagining a person ten years superior to oneself, they often seem detached and un-relatable. In the words of every petulant child to their parent, “you just don’t get it.” When it boils down to it, are the generations really that different? One woman raised conservatively in the 1950s saw unbelievable…

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    When someone says “politician”, what’s the first thing that comes to mind? For me, I think corrupt: mostly because of all the media scandals that most of them are involved in. It’s fact that the majority of politicians do not have the best reputation when it comes to honesty or loyalty. Bernie Sanders is the minority in this case. Sanders is now known as the longest serving independent in U.S. congressional history. Being such a successful Mayor of Burlington, Vermont, led him to become an even…

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    The United States Government should make arrangements to lower the high costs of college tuition, allowing individuals to afford paying for the courses and expenses without falling into debt, with the effort of the Congress, College boards, and the President, because these executives are able to contribute a budget for funds, make orderly changes with the educational regulations, help students regardless from a rich or poor family, and take action even in the most difficult situations. BODY…

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    couple months later George Washington was selected the commander in chief. As a result, Two days later June 17th commenced the battle of bunker hill. The battle may have been a success for Great Britain, but it provided perception for the colonies. Congress tried once more to get Great Britain to sign a petition to avoid war, but they declined it. Eventually, just a short year later and a couple more battles and the declaration of independence was adopted. The declaration of independence was…

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    Government in a dystopia is never perfect. When a government becomes too controlling, and the people can't stop them, a dystopia is inescapable. In Divergent, some of the simplest things in everyday life are controlled by the faction’s rules. The government seems to have taken over fairly quickly. Examples of an over controlling government are shown on just the first page of the book. Tris’ mother is cutting her hair, and it is explained how rare it is for Abnegation to be able to do such a…

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    EMTALA Case Study

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    Psychiatric emergency qualifies for EMTALA - Moses v. Providence Hospital and Medical Centers, Inc., 561 F.3d 573 (6th Cir. 2009) An Overview of the Federal EMTALA legislation The Emergency Medical Treatment and Labor Act (EMTALA) was passed by the US Congress and signed into law by President Reagan in 1986. The purpose of EMTALA is to protect the public’s access to emergency services regardless of one’s ability to pay or insurance status. Any hospital that participates in Medicare is mandated…

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    government. In 1862, Thomas Clark Durant tricked Congress into passing the Pacific Railway Act, which gave the Union Pacific Railroad company 10 square miles of land for every mile of track it laid (Credit Mobilier Scandal). Two years later, Durant and his associates formed Credit Mobilier of America which carried out the Union Pacific’s track construction. Credit Mobilier charged the Union Pacific twice as much that the later estimated for Congress. The Union Pacific was driven into debt, and…

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