...intent as it was banal in its expression. He used the founders' authority to advance an expansive conception of American government that would have been unrecognizable to them. Amid the pomp and the circumstances, Republicans should have heard...

Now Playing Synopsis: Producer/director Roger Michell teams with screenwriter Richard Nelson to adapt Nelson's BBC radio play chronicling the extramarital affair between President Franklin Delano Roosevelt (Bill Murray) and his distant cousin, Daisy (Laura Linney), which comes to light during a royal visit from the King and Queen of England (Samuel West and Olivia Colman) at his home in Hyde Park. As war engulfs Europe and the king seeks the support of the American government, President Roosevelt struggles to balance his domestic affairs with his international obligations as Commander in Chief. ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi Cast: Bill Murray, Laura Linney, Samuel West, Olivia Colman, Elizabeth Marvel, Olivia Williams Movie Details Play Trailer Movie Review

...and saving paper. Young adults are being pushed to the breaking point financially by the debt and corruption in American government. If my generation (age 58) and those older, want Social Security, Medicare, and Emergency Services providers...

...manipulation of the Constitution in order to empower the corporate oligarchy that has so much influence over the American government, a practice that goes back a lot farther than the latest "Citizens United v. FEC" ruling. When a Goldman Sachs...

...10 years, I have to wonder how many Americans know the real ramifications of this incurred expenditure by our American government, directly at a cost to we, the American people? According to "Whatever Happened to Penny Candy?" by Richard...

...person on the street. Unforeseen events fate, if you will could decide which man and which party control the American government come next winter. But our surveys show that the candidates' reactions to these unexpected events can define them...

...similar concessions. It also suggests we write laws for single individuals. American government systems don't make laws for a single person. American government systems make laws for us all. Singling out an individual suggests some deserve...

...editorial "Setting a flawed precedent" (Opinion, Dec 4) stated in part, "American government systems don't make laws for a single person. American government systems make laws for us all. Singling out an individual suggests some deserve...

...military with nearly $11 million an hour for the so-called war on terror. Let?s face it; it is time for the American government to get our priorities straight. Unfortunately, an improvement in the government?s agenda does not usually...

...saying of these times goes, "If you're not abhorred by what's going on, you're just not informed." An American government of the people, for the people and by the people will be regained if all of us will again get informed and involved...