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2012 Year in Review
Posted by editor on Monday, December 31, 2012 · Leave a Comment
Thank you for visiting WhatTheFolly.com. 2012 has been an exciting year for us, and we’d like to share with you some of the topics we’re proud to have covered:
Deficit reduction & the “fiscal cliff”
Budget sequester cuts
Tax policies & wealth disparity
Terrorism
Civil rights
Immigration
Voting rights
Prison reforms
Women’s rights
Health care
Consumer protection
Housing & recession
Impact of climate change on food & water supplies
Generic drug shortages
Social Security
Student loan debts
War crimes
Gun control
Campaign finance
Syria
Afghanistan
Benghazi, Libya
We’re looking forward to another great year in 2013. Please come back and visit us soon. Happy New Year!
Category: Analysis, Banking & Finance, Bigotry, Civil Liberties, Civil Rights, Congress, Criminal Justice, Current Events, Education, Election 2012, Federal Reserve, Government, Housing, Human Rights, Immigration, International, Military, News, Politics, Race, Social Services, Tax Dollars at Work, Tax Policies, U.S., Women's Rights · Tags: Accountability Review Board, Afghanistan, African-American, Anwar al-Aulaqi, Anwar al-Awlaki, Arizona, Bashar al Assad, Benghazi, birth control, Bush tax cuts, campaign financing, Charles Taylor, Citizens United v. FEC, climate change, consumer protection, deficit, detention, disability, discrimination, drastic budget cuts, early voting, election 2012, federal deficit, fiscal cliff, food and water distribution, Fort Hood, generic drugs, Great Recession, Guantanamo Bay, health care, health care law repeal, health care reform, high deficits, Hispanic, housing market, illegal immigration, immigration reform, John Yoo, Lakhdar Brahimi, Latino, Liberia, Libya, military tribunal, Mitt Romney, mortgage, NALEO, NDAA 2013, Paycheck Fairness Act, Perry v. Brown, prison overcrowding, prison population, rape, Realignment, recession, recidivism, reduce deficit, same sex marriage, Sandra Fluke, SB 1070, sequestration, Sierra Leone, Social Security, solitary confinement, student debt, student loan defaults, student loans, Syria, tax reform, taxes, terrorism, Tripoli, U.S. Ambassador Chris Stevens, U.S. tax reform, Uighur, US Embassy, Violence Against Women Act, voter ID, voter purge, voters, voting rights, war crimes, War in Afghanistan