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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.

Privatization myths debunked

October 28, 2010 Madonna Gauding Economy, Good government, Infrastructure, Politics One comment

The move to privatize public services—parking meters, public libraries, postal services, correctional facilities, roads, bridges, national parks, the military and Social Security, to name

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Conservative myths: Corporations burdened by high tax rate

October 25, 2010 Madonna Gauding Economy, Government Leave a comment

What was your income tax rate in 2009? Last year Bank of America, Citibank and General Electric paid 0% in taxes. They paid nothing.

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Hemp: the real reason pot is illegal

October 25, 2010 Madonna Gauding Courts, Economy, Politics Leave a comment

California ballot Proposition 19, also known as the Regulate, Control and Tax Cannabis Act of 2010, will be on the November 2, 2010 California

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Conservative myths: The overpaid government worker

October 22, 2010 Madonna Gauding Economy, Good government, Politics One comment

In a recent article in In These Times, Joyce Chen takes a look at popular conservative myth: the overpaid, lazy government worker. According to

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Gerrymandering: The movie

October 19, 2010 Madonna Gauding Campaigns, Literature/Arts/Film One comment

I haven’t seen the new documentary film Gerrymandering but I’ve been intrigued by various reviews. Filmmaker Jeff Reichert tells the story of gerrymandering, beginning

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To reduce unemployment, stop offshoring

October 15, 2010 Madonna Gauding Economy, Employment 2 comments

According the Dylan Ratigan show on MSNBC on October 8, 72% of all employers claim they cannot find qualified candidates to fill positions. This

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Bernie Sanders has good advice for President Obama

October 11, 2010 Madonna Gauding Government, Politics Leave a comment

In a recent article in the Washington Post, E. J. Dionne asked Senator Bernie Sanders about why President Obama “was in a political pickle.”

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Friedman: There could be a third party challenge in 2012

October 6, 2010 Madonna Gauding Politics One comment

The Democratic and Republican parties are bankrupt, or let’s just come out and say it—they’re corrupt. Banks, corporations and the influence of billionaires have

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Do we really need 11 aircraft carriers?

September 29, 2010 Madonna Gauding Government Leave a comment

They cost $11 billion each to build. And who knows how much it costs to operate one. That figure must be mind boggling. The

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Prisons: Punishment or healing?

September 27, 2010 Madonna Gauding Charity & Justice, Good government, Government 2 comments

Jacques Verduin, founder of the Insight Prison Project (IPP) thinks prisons should be for healing. IPP is non-profit community organization working in collaboration with

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