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 | My first hand encounter with the Tea Baggers
Author: bowes3
Length: 4 minutes, 59 seconds
Rating: 2.6470587   |
Description: When I was in Portsmouth I had been warned that the Tea Baggers were thugs organized by the extreme right wing of the Republican Party to kidnap and derail the debate about healthcare reform. What I have witnessed first hand is much worse. They are a mob that feeds off itself using lies and half-tru...More Description: When I was in Portsmouth I had been warned that the Tea Baggers were thugs organized by the extreme right wing of the Republican Party to kidnap and derail the debate about healthcare reform. What I have witnessed first hand is much worse. They are a mob that feeds off itself using lies and half-truths to instill fear in people. I have watched them scream insults at citizens of goodwill looking for open debate and intimidate or provoke physical violence from opposition members. You can see ... |
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 | The First State (1964), Part 3 of 3
Author: DelawareGovernment
Length: 9 minutes, 2 seconds
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Description: Historical reenactment of the debate between Delaware's ratifiers of the US Constitution in 1787. Delaware's Governor Elbert Carvel (1961-1965) played the role of Thomas Collins. Visit delawareday.delaware.gov to learn more about Delaware being the first state to sign the US Constitution.
Description: Historical reenactment of the debate between Delaware's ratifiers of the US Constitution in 1787. Delaware's Governor Elbert Carvel (1961-1965) played the role of Thomas Collins. Visit delawareday.delaware.gov to learn more about Delaware being the first state to sign the US Constitution. |
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 | The First State (1964), Part 1 of 3
Author: DelawareGovernment
Length: 9 minutes, 51 seconds
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Description: Historical reenactment of the debate between Delaware's ratifiers of the US Constitution in 1787. Delaware's Governor Elbert Carvel (1961-1965) played the role of Thomas Collins. Visit delawareday.delaware.gov to learn more about Delaware being the first state to sign the US Constitution.
Description: Historical reenactment of the debate between Delaware's ratifiers of the US Constitution in 1787. Delaware's Governor Elbert Carvel (1961-1965) played the role of Thomas Collins. Visit delawareday.delaware.gov to learn more about Delaware being the first state to sign the US Constitution. |
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 | The First State (1964), Part 2 of 3
Author: DelawareGovernment
Length: 9 minutes, 30 seconds
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Description: Historical reenactment of the debate between Delaware's ratifiers of the US Constitution in 1787. Delaware's Governor Elbert Carvel (1961-1965) played the role of Thomas Collins. Visit delawareday.delaware.gov to learn more about Delaware being the first state to sign the US Constitution.
Description: Historical reenactment of the debate between Delaware's ratifiers of the US Constitution in 1787. Delaware's Governor Elbert Carvel (1961-1965) played the role of Thomas Collins. Visit delawareday.delaware.gov to learn more about Delaware being the first state to sign the US Constitution. |
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 | U.S. Constitution- the mini series; Article 5
Author: skinnychef
Length: 1 minute, 9 seconds
Rating: 4.3333335  |
Description: Article V. The Congress, whenever two thirds of both Houses shall deem it necessary, shall propose Amendments to this Constitution, or, on the Application of the Legislatures of two thirds of the several States, shall call a Convention for proposing Amendments, which, in either Case, shall be valid ...More Description: Article V. The Congress, whenever two thirds of both Houses shall deem it necessary, shall propose Amendments to this Constitution, or, on the Application of the Legislatures of two thirds of the several States, shall call a Convention for proposing Amendments, which, in either Case, shall be valid to all Intents and Purposes, as part of this Constitution, when ratified by the Legislatures of three fourths of the several States, or by Conventions in three fourths thereof, as the one or the ... |
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 | 11 april 1960 elections in Cameroun
Author: abiezz
Length: 1 minute, 49 seconds
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Description: Cameroun Republic had to devote one-third of its national budget to the maintenance of public order. A draft constitution for the federation was approved by the Cameroun National Assembly on 7 September 1961, and the new federation became a reality on 1 October. The Cameroun Republic became the stat...More Description: Cameroun Republic had to devote one-third of its national budget to the maintenance of public order. A draft constitution for the federation was approved by the Cameroun National Assembly on 7 September 1961, and the new federation became a reality on 1 October. The Cameroun Republic became the state of East Cameroon, and Southern British Cameroons became the state of West Cameroon in the new Federal Republic of Cameroon, with Ahmadou Ahidjo as president and John Foncha as vice president. ... |
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 | My First Project
Author: jennysadumbdumb
Length: 3 minutes, 55 seconds
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Description: For Mr. Hiles!! Here are the lyrics to match the song:Risin' up, a new bill is formed needs to be passed by the government There are 2 ways to propose this amendment Ones been used, and one has not Two different houses, one common vote Both must have two thirds majority Don't lose your grip, thats o...More Description: For Mr. Hiles!! Here are the lyrics to match the song:Risin' up, a new bill is formed needs to be passed by the government There are 2 ways to propose this amendment Ones been used, and one has not Two different houses, one common vote Both must have two thirds majority Don't lose your grip, thats only the first step You must fight to keep this bill alive It's the process to ratify a new amendment Rising up to challenge our constitution And the last step to pass this bill is take it to state ... |
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 | IRELAND: Say NO to the Lisbon Treaty 2009 (please)
Author: UKInfoWarrior
Length: 9 minutes, 58 seconds
Rating: 4.6037736 |
Description: Treaty. Ireland is constitutionally required to hold a referendum, expected 12 June. All other countries are ratifying the disguised EU Constitution without asking the people. The Lisbon Treaty establishes a new "European Union" with joint citizenship - an EU "federal" State that is technically and ...More Description: Treaty. Ireland is constitutionally required to hold a referendum, expected 12 June. All other countries are ratifying the disguised EU Constitution without asking the people. The Lisbon Treaty establishes a new "European Union" with joint citizenship - an EU "federal" State that is technically and politically empowered to centralize power in Brussels; a European State comprising of 27 nation-states ruled by a triumvirate of European institutions led by the unelected EU Commission, that ... |
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 | "Ratification Document" - Inside the Delaware Public Archives 02
Author: DelawareGovernment
Length: 1 minute, 38 seconds
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Description: To learn more about the Ratification Document that made Delaware the First State, visit here: archives.delaware.gov Inside the Delaware Public Archives with Tom Summers is a series of short videos showing items of interest in the Delaware Public Archives.
Description: To learn more about the Ratification Document that made Delaware the First State, visit here: archives.delaware.gov Inside the Delaware Public Archives with Tom Summers is a series of short videos showing items of interest in the Delaware Public Archives. |
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 | 14th Amendment Citizenship: Citizen or citizen?
Author: truthtrekker
Length: 9 minutes, 48 seconds
Rating: 4.896739 |
Description: of a "citizen of the United States", as everyone had primary citizenship in one of the several states. The Constitution referred to the sovereign state citizen, and no one else. Those who went to Washington, DC or outside the several states were commonly called "citizens of the United States." In th...More Description: of a "citizen of the United States", as everyone had primary citizenship in one of the several states. The Constitution referred to the sovereign state citizen, and no one else. Those who went to Washington, DC or outside the several states were commonly called "citizens of the United States." In the Constitution for the United States, the term was used to identify state citizens who were eligible under the suffrage laws to hold office, and they were required under the Constitution to ... |
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