Welcome to Joshua's Place
Welcome! This site has been a part of my digital footprint since the early 2000s, serving as a time capsule for the early chapters of my adult life. While I keep this space online as a reflection of where I started, my journey has evolved quite a bit since this site was last updated.
If you want to explore my current business initiatives or personal interests, please visit my new primary site at joshuaclinard.com. Otherwise, feel free to explore the archives!
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I just took this political test on okcupid. com. The results were pretty accurate for me. Take the test, and let me know what happens! You are a Social Conservative (28% permissive)and an… Economic Conservative (61% permissive)You are best described as a: Republican Link: The Politics Test on Ok Cupid Here is the law I proposed: I would dictate that no Judge on any State Supreme court or lower court could overturn any federal law passed by the U. S.…
Posted on September 24, 2005 at 01:31
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Yesterday, the Iraqi Governing Council approved a draft of what will become their new Constitution. The Constitution they drafted is very different from our Constitution, yet some of the underlying principles are similar. Below I will highlight some of the most important sections. I think this constitution will ensure that Iraq has a bright future. The Preamble makes it clear that the Iraqi people are behind their new constitution, that they will enforce it, and that they are optimistic about…
Posted on August 25, 2005 at 10:49
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I’m surpised the Associated Press actually published a story that’s puts the President in a positive light. The story highlights the success that the President’s agenda has had lately. …
Posted on July 29, 2005 at 19:45
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A new Fox News Poll says that 60% of Americans favor personal social security accounts. Video unavailable in the archived site because the original Flash player is no longer supported.…
Posted on April 4, 2005 at 13:31
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The GOP is off to a strong legislative start this year! Bush’s second term has only just begun, and Congress has already passed two important pieces of legislation. The Senate passed a tort reform bill on Friday. I don’t think this will totally solve the problem of frivolous lawsuits, but it will end the problem of trial lawyers being able to shop around for judges that they think will be sympathetic to their clients. Moving the cases to federal courts…
Posted on February 16, 2005 at 20:35
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John Berger, over at Widescreen. org, has written an excellent commentary that describes the differences between the right “winning side”, the left “losing side”, and about their political campaigns. I read it once back in November, and once again tonight, and it really is quite true. It should be illuminating to those who don’t follow politics so closely. …
Posted on February 6, 2005 at 01:51
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Many democrats I have spoken with, even moderate ones, strongly object to the President’s plan to overhaul social security. They say that it is not a problem, or that the President’s plan won’t fix it. Well the RNC has put together a Fact Page that will debunk every social security myth propagated by the democrat party. The people I have spoken with also cite that they hate Bush, and that they hope democrats counter his social security agenda. My question…
Posted on February 3, 2005 at 17:03
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If you missed the State of the Union earlier, it is a must read. His address to the nation was hard-hitting, optimistic, and dramatic. The President set forth his goals for a second term, and in doing so, presented a very strong agenda. Tonight’s speech was the best one that President Bush has given since he was elected to office four years ago. He clearly wants results. He isn’t going to be satisfied with the status quo, because he wants…
Posted on February 3, 2005 at 02:15
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Ali Fadel, the Mayor of Baghdad says that President Bush is a symbol for freedom worldwide, and wants to honor him by placing a monument of Bush in the city. I think it’s a great honor, and a testament that Iraqi’s value their freedom. …
Posted on February 1, 2005 at 02:41
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At least8 million people voted in the first Iraqi election in over 50 years. That’s close to 60% of the eligible voters. That’s actually a higher percentage than the United States has ever achieved. I think that really says something about humans everywhere. It says to me, that everyone, regardless of ethnic origin, religion, or geographic location, has a strong desire for freedom. And these Iraqi’s actually risked their lives to go out and vote. It’s an amazing display of…
Posted on January 30, 2005 at 15:46
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