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In this article the author explores the 2012 presidential campaigns of U.S. President Barack Obama and former Massachusetts Governor Mitt Romney, focusing on their views regarding the economic aspects of entrepreneurship and business ownership. The author also discusses the political campaign slogan of Romney, which focuses on business owners, and examines each candidate's plans for taxation.

The author discusses the 2012 U.S. presidential campaigns of President Barack Obama and former Massachusetts governor Mitt Romney. The campaign strategies of both men are covered, with attention given to campaign slogans and advertisements. Particular focus is also given to the economy as a major deciding factor for the election, as Obama's accomplishments while serving as president are reviewed against Romney's plans.

Focuses on the slogan `Building a bridge to the twenty-first century,' which is popularly used by politicians. Includes humorous comments from a design consultant; Construction foreman; Structural engineer.

This article presents comments and opinions on revolution and related matters. Topics covered include the role of maturity in youth's compulsion to revolt against order, popularity of Spanish names among revolutionaries, the philosophy which held that people are political prisoners of the system into which they are born, and the way young simpletons repeat discredited slogans.

This article describes a trend in which the inaugural addresses of U.S. governors parallel those of the President in the presentation of political slogans. New York Governor Nelson Rockefeller emphasized a "Just Society" while California Governor Ronald Reagan spoke about a "Creative Society". Lester Maddox of Georgia took his oath earlier than his appointment as governor.