Christopher P. Ryan

Christopher P. Ryan is a freelance writer based in the mid-Atlantic, and Senior News Editor of 20 Something Magazine. (www.20somethingmagazine.com) He holds an M.A. in History and Public Policy from The George Washington University. He previously ran his own business and did volunteer work in his community. Chris has worked in the Maryland State Senate, the U.S. House of Representatives, and Citizens Against Government Waste.

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Supreme Court Obamacare Decision: There is Now No Limit to Government Power

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4 Critical Things to Remember After the Boston Bombings

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'I Voted' Stickers Cost the Government Millions

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Peyton Manning, Lebron James, and the 12 Most Memorable Moments in Sports of 2012

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Defense Department Operates 234 Golf Courses in the World, Draining Millions From the U.S. Budget

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6 Biggest Reasons Young People Should Fire Obama

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Why Vote Romney: 7 Reasons the American People Should Fire the President

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5 Reasons Americans Should Not Vote For Obama

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5 Reasons Why Obama Should Not Be Reelected

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Real Unemployment Rate: 5.5 Million Young People Are Out of Work, in a Major Crisis For the US

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Restaurant Waiters Lockout Suddenly Ends Because of Replacements’ Spectacular Incompetence

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Revolution TV Show: How the Post Apocalyptic Story Explains the Deepest Political Thoughts of Young People

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Perry Hall Baltimore School Shooting: Why Gun Control Policy Needs Serious Rethinking Now

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Postal Service Bankrupt: Congress Needs to Give USPS More Autonomy

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Penn State NCAA Sanctions Go Too Far

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Shocking Development: Joe Paterno Wanted to Protect Jerry Sandusky

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Everyone Loses in Supreme Court Obamacare Decision

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Supreme Court Health Care Decision: History Shows It's Now or Never For GOP, Now Or a Long Wait for Dems

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Euro 2012 Results: Racism and Riots Prove UEFA Doesn't Care About a Safe Tournament

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Town Bans 'F*ck' and Other Potty Words — First Amendment Rights Be Damned