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Author: Madonna Gauding

Madonna Gauding is a freelance writer, illustrator and book designer living in St. Louis. MO. She is the author of 10 books on a variety of "mind, body, spirit" topics.

“Barracuda business class” vs. democracy

November 9, 2012 Madonna Gauding 2012 Election, Democrats, Economy, Republicans, Voting/Elections Leave a comment

It’s November 5, the day before the 2012 presidential election. If polling guru Nate Silver is right, President Obama will win his second term.

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Francis Moore Lappe: GM foods not safe

November 7, 2012 Madonna Gauding Corporations, Environment, Health, Science Leave a comment

On Octobert 23, Renee Shur wrote an in-depth post on California’s Prop 37 and the fight to label GMOs (genetically modified organisms). You can

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The New Yorker: “The reelection of Barack Obama is a matter of great urgency”

November 2, 2012 Madonna Gauding 2012 Election, Obama, Voting/Elections Leave a comment

It’s no surprise that the liberal leaning New Yorker is endorsing Barack Obama for president. Although predictable, it’s worth a read because it offers

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America’s budget problem is a revenue problem

October 29, 2012 Madonna Gauding Economy, Government, Taxes Leave a comment

Contrary to warnings by politicians of both parties and by almost all of the mainstream press, America’s biggest fiscal problem is not spending on

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Paul Ryan not fit to be vice-president—or president

October 22, 2012 Madonna Gauding 2012 Election, Politics, Republicans, Voting/Elections Leave a comment

After the vice-presidential debate, I watched MSNBC’s coverage of a focus group of undecided voters. One young man, who was on the fence before

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“The Self Destruction of the 1 Percent”

October 19, 2012 Madonna Gauding Corporations, Economy, History One comment

Chrystia Freeland’s October 13th, New York Times opinion piece, “The Self Destruction of the 1 Percent” compares the rise of the oligarchy in 14th century Venice

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Progressive Alan Grayson favored to win Florida seat

October 16, 2012 Madonna Gauding 2012 Election, Campaigns, Congress, States Leave a comment

When he was last in office, Alan Grayson was a hard working progressive Democrat. He campaigned as a progressive, and when he got elected, he delivered.

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Presidential debates: Bi-partisan, fraudulent, corporate controlled theater

October 12, 2012 Madonna Gauding 2012 Election, Campaigns, Democrats, Republicans, Voting/Elections Leave a comment

The presidential debates are part of the unconscionable fraud that our political campaigns have become. They should be charged with sabotaging the electoral process. Walter Cronkite

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French President Hollande offers bold leadership on economic, social issues

October 8, 2012 Madonna Gauding Economy, Human Rights, International, LGBT Leave a comment

Alexander Reed Kelly reports at Truthdig that France’s leftist President Francois Hollande announced a 75 percent tax on the personal incomes of anyone earning more than

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Alarming disappearance of Arctic sea ice

October 5, 2012 Madonna Gauding Climate Change, Environment, Science Leave a comment

Climate change is real and presents a huge threat to life on Earth. It’s not a “theory;” it’s a reality, and it’s happening before

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