10 Most Popular AllGov Stories of 2012

Monday, December 31, 2012

In 2012 AllGov readers appeared to be looking for stories that were overlooked on television news reports, particularly those that dealt with questions of individual liberty and the erosion of traditional rights.

 

Those of us who work at AllGov want to thank our growing group of regular readers. This year we launched AllGov California with the intention of following with AllGovs for the other 49 states, and AllGov France as the first of our non-U.S. AllGovs. AllGov India will launch in the spring.

 

1. Indiana First State to Allow Citizens to Shoot Law Enforcement Officers

2. Tax Evaders Renounce U.S. Citizenship

3. Congress, At Last Minute, Drops Requirement to Obtain Warrant to Monitor Email

4. Ron Paul Introduces Bill to Repeal Indefinite Detention of Americans  

5. 11 Secret Documents Americans Deserve to See

6. Multi-Millionaire Goldman Sachs CEO Blankfein Says Americans Should Work Longer and Receive Fewer Benefits

7. Obama Fights to Retain Warrantless Wiretapping

8. TSA Spreads to Trains, Subways, Bus Terminals and Ferries

9. Republican Electors Threaten to Vote for Ron Paul Instead of Romney

10. The Oldest Town in Europe, Dating to 4,700 BC, Discovered in Bulgaria

 

P.S. AllGov is now beginning the process of actively seeking investors so that we can produce sites for every country in the world. Interested parties can find out more about investment possibilities by writing to comments@allgov.com.

-David Wallechinsky

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