General Politics

How to Reserve Judgment and Abide in Ambiguity

By Michael Motta

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Sometimes it is said that it is natural for human beings to ask questions of the world: How did we get here? What are the origins of the universe? What is the nature of reality? Is there a God? What is good? What is right? What is wrong? Of what ... more »

How to Run for President of the United States

By johnboyanoski

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No, this is not an article about an open call for the 1990s rock band looking for new members. This about how, and why, dozens of Americans get the itch every 4 years to try and get a permanent seat in the Oval Office at the White House. More ... more »

How to Stop Being a Conservative Person

By eHow Health Editor

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For years, you have followed a conservative line of thinking. You have supported the death penalty, voted a straight Republican ticket and opposed gay marriage. Now, however, you are having second thoughts about your position. You're ready for a ... more »

How to Unpack The Noble Lie

By Michael Motta

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We've all heard of "the little white lie", which is basically a lie that is told for the benefit of the teller and/or hearer, and is distinguised from major lies by virtue that its discovery as a lie would likely not engender a lot of ... more »

How to Visit the Hometown of Pres. John and John Quincy Adams

By George Sommers

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The presidencies of John Adams and John Quincy Adams have been overlooked and underappreciated. Critically acclaimed HBO miniseries "John Adams" and the Spielberg feature film "Amistad" have rekindled interest in these ... more »

How to Watch an Election Debate

By eHow Culture & Society Editor

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Political debates are a great way for candidates to establish their views before an election. These debates are also good for the public to see how candidates react to and differ from each other. When you watch an election debate, you can follow ... more »

How to Win the Presidential Election

By JoeIllingworth

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100 Things You Can Do to Help Your Candidate Win The 2008 Presidential Election The most important election of a generation will be here so quickly. We all need to get involved to elect the best candidates possible to re-unite our country and ... more »

How to Apply the Concept of Projection to Daily Life

By Michael Motta

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We all know what projection means in terms of movie theaters and probably in terms of trying to predict the future. But projection is also a common term in psychology. Here's a decent definition of projection as it relates to psychology: "the ... more »

How to Avoid Answering Questions in a Political Debate

By objection21

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How many times have you watched someone ask a politician a question, and by the time the politician has finished speaking, you still have no idea what the answer was? Avoiding answering questions is commonplace in politics, but to do so ... more »

How to Be a Good Leader

By Aimee30

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It's not always an easy task to be a good leader. People's personality traits like anger, desire to be like Napolean, or other issues get in the way. Following these steps should be easy, but I know, it's likely hard to keep those feelings of ... more »

How to Be a Successful Network News Anchor

By SensibleSam

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Let's be honest. If there is a proven method of doing something, why reinvent the wheel? Dan Rather was the "CBS Evening News" anchor for 25 years. So why not model the modus operandi of someone who had that type of longevity? Follow these steps ... more »

How to be an Activist like Martin Luther King

By Colette French

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We live in a world today where everyone is consumed only with themselves. However, in order to uphold justice and to live in a safe environment, people must be willing to sacrifice and get involved when others are being discriminated against... more »

How to Be an Independent

By eHow Culture & Society Editor

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The two major political parties in the United States are the Democratic Party and the Republican Party. There are also a number of minor third parties, as well as Independents. The information below will help you learn how to be an Independent... more »

How to Become a British Member of Parliament

By Paul Geraghty, eHow UK

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Tired of all the hot air you see from politicians on TV? Think you can do better? Why not give it a go? Here’s what you need to become a member of Her Majesty’s House of Commons... more »

How to Become a Delegate to the 2008 Republican National Convention!!!

By TheStorm

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Under national Republican Party Rules, the window for selecting, electing, and allocating 2008 Republican National Convention delegates and alternate delegates will occur between February 5th and July 28th... more »

How to Become a Political Pundit

By sonyaa2

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Political pundits are crucial in assessing the political climate, domestically and globally. They are easily accessible since they're often in the public eye. If you love politics and want to contribute on a higher level, become a pundit... more »

How to Become an Advocate for Gay Adoption in Mississippi

By eHow Relationships & Family Editor

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Do you believe that no individual — gay or lesbian — should be denied the right to parenthood? Do you want to fight for this cause? If yes, read on to learn how to become an advocate for gay adoption in the state of Mississippi... more »

How to Become an Advocate for Gay Adoption in Nebraska

By eHow Relationships & Family Editor

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Do you believe that everyone, including gays and lesbians, should have a right to adopt a child and that this is a worthy cause to support? If you wish to become an advocate for gay adoption in the state of Nebraska, follow the steps given below... more »

How to Break Down Political Rhetoric and False Logic

By Zachary Freeman

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During political debates, religious discussions and arguments with touchy subject matter, it can be hard to find facts when everyone is manipulating the truth. Because of the way we perceive information in debates, it’s easy to fall for false ... more »

How to Call UPS or FedEx When Your Package is Late

By doublehack

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Every major freight company’s Customer Service reps go through at least a month of training to handle your three-minute call. Many reps handle over a hundred calls a day. Think how much you’re stressed by just this single call you have to make. ... more »

How to Choose the Best Candidate for President

By Nate1224hoops

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This article shows the general thoughts and ideas of both candidates. It simplifies the hot topics that will likely decide our next President... more »

How to Combat Censorship

By Michael Motta

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Censorship is a constant threat even to constitutional democracies such as the one ostensibly maintained in the United States. There are always pressures on school districts regarding curriculum, on artists regarding their work, and nowadays ... more »

How to cope with steadily increasing gas prices

By inpulse-ive

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With the price of gas steadily increasing, and no end in sight, every driver could use a few tips on saving, right?.. more »

How to Create a Political Ad

By objection21

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Creating a political ad can help any candidate, from school politics to national politics. Simple wording with remarkable images make the best political ads. A good political ad should address the issues while providing hope... more »

How to Deal with Rejection

By meemee67

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We have all been rejected one time or another. Maybe from a date a job a friend a co worker. When we are rejected, we second guess, we feel something is wrong, the ego is crushed. Here are a few ways you can handle rejection... more »

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