Tim Young, Absolute Rights Managing Editor, has published an online article on the most recent Presidential debate.
Austin, TX (PRWEB) October 19, 2012
The Presidential debate from Tuesday, October 16 is the topic of the most recent article from AbsoluteRights.com. The piece was written by Absolute Rights’ Managing Editor Tim Young, who shares his thoughts and asks for readers to respond with theirs.
“The second Presidential debate has come and gone and it was highlighted by both the President and Mitt Romney getting "nasty" with one another,” wrote Young in the article. “They sparred on energy, the budget, foreign affairs and equal rights in the workplace among other issues.”
“Here at Absolute Rights, we want to know which issues hit you and who you think won…” wrote Young in the article. “Let's start a debate of our own here. Let us know you're alive and let us know how angry you are… And let us know if you have a binder full of women.”
Information like this is available on a daily basis from Absolute Rights. Through regular articles, a semiweekly Newsletter, and a mixture of video, social media, and other engaging content, Absolute Rights is keeping audiences informed and spurning conversation on the sometimes controversial issues.
Tim Young, a native of Baltimore, Maryland, joined Absolute Rights in the spring of 2012 and brought his brutally honest opinions with him. He has been consulted as an expert on campaign, social security, health care and labor policies. A professional stand-up comic, Young combines his political and comedic background to add a captivating voice to Absolute Rights’ mission of rights protection.
Be sure to follow Tim on his various social media channels, including Facebook, Twitter, and Absolute Rights’ YouTube Channel. Learn all the information available before making any political decisions, says Young, and as always, “Be smarter than they think you are.”
Absolute Rights informs patriotic Americans on their given rights, plus helps protect those rights from government or disaster intrusion. Most importantly, it prides itself on alerting people when their rights are being threatened, creating an active and informed community. For more information, be sure to visit AbsoluteRights.com.
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