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Current Events Discussion
from Revolutionary War and Beyond
Welcome to Revolutionary War and Beyond's discussion of current events - the newest addition to our website.
Learn about current issues in the news - issues that affect YOUR life! You can even share your own opinion about current events!
Check back every day and see how the latest issue affects your life and family.
Current Events Discussion
Constitution Island Restoration - October 9, 2009 Constitution Island is a little known
American treasure on the Hudson River an hour north of New York City. It is in need of restoration so a new generation of people can
learn about its role in the Revolutionary War and Beyond!
Gun Rights and the 2nd Amendment - October 2, 2009 The Supreme Court will soon make a decision on
a matter it has never addressed in its more than 200 years. Can states and local governments ban citizens from owning guns? This will undoubtedly
be one of the Court's most important decisions in the modern era. Find out more about this momentous gun rights course here.
The Anti-American United Nations - September 24, 2009 This week the United Nations held its annual
conference of leaders from around the world. Member states sent their leaders to address the organization on a variety of topics, but mostly
focusing on "climate change." As usual many of the member states sent their murderous thug dictators to the conference, and they repeated
their usual anti-American rhetoric. Read more about the anti-American United Nations here.
ACORN in Turmoil - September 17, 2009 ACORN is an organization involved in helping low income people get
affordable housing, better wages and registering to vote. ACORN has been involved in widespread voter registration fraud over the years. Now
tapes have surfaced showing ACORN employees encouraging numerous illegal and immoral activities. Read more about this latest ACORN scandal here.
Health Care Debate - September 14, 2009 Read about some of the issues surrounding the current Health Care Debate.
Find out how the government's choices might affect you and share your opinion about the proper role of the government in
Americans' health care.
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