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August 22, 2009

Our Broken Political Process
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Theres plenty of political conflict in America. But is anything getting done? Well talk to an expert who offers a cure to our seemingly broken political process. Then, when a loved one dies, what happens to their estate? You best beware there are people out there trying to scam our seniors.
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InfoTrak: The Cure For Our Broken Political Process
Sol Erdman, author of The Cure For Our Broken Political Process believes that the current structure of Congress makes it incapable of dealing effectively with major issues. He offered specific suggestions to improve the way national and local elections are organized. He said the plan would give citizens more confidence that their interests are truly being represented.
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InfoTrak: Inheritance Hijackers
Attorney Robert C. Adamski, author of Inheritance Hijackers says that Americas elderly are at risk of being unwitting victims of inheritance theft. He explains that inheritance theft can occur in many different ways & outlines who is mostly likely to commit these crimes.
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InfoTrak: Reducing Your Water Footprint
Water expert Simon Davidoff talks about little-known ways that water is wasted by consumers each year, both directly and indirectly. He explained how businesses are changing their practices to reduce water consumption and what the average person can do to determine and reduce their personal water footprint.
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