01 July 2005
Energy adviser who solicited Enron to help write national energy policy to be named Chair of FERC
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Jason Leopold
The audacity inside the Bush administration never ceases to amaze.

The latest example of chutzpah from Bush and co. is the announcement that Joseph Kelliher, a former policy adviser with the Department of Energy who currently...
01 July 2005
Mourn on the Fourth of July
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Norman Solomon
Am I the only U.S. citizen who finds the annual Fourth rituals to be cloying and deceptive? Yeah -- just me and probably tens of millions of other people.

Ever since the Vietnam War, the Fourth of July has seemed to be a...
01 July 2005
They Died for Their Country
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Paul Loeb
"They died for their country," read the white granite memorial in the Concord, Massachusetts town square, honoring local men who died in the Civil War. Newer headstones mourned Concord men who gave their lives in other wars -- practically...
29 June 2005
The Supreme Court's jackboot liberals
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Alexander Cockburn
So much for the right to die in your own home, smoking a joint to take your mind off the pain. Thanks to the liberals on the U.S. Supreme Court, the feds can haul you to prison from your death bed for smoking medical marijuana, and any...
28 June 2005
With a limp election theft report, Dems prove why they're unworthy
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Harvey Wasserman, Bob Fitrakis
In an astonishingly limp report on the stolen 2004 election, the Democratic Party has once again proven why it is unworthy to lead this country and incapable of mounting significant resistance to the far-right GOP juggernaut.

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28 June 2005
This July 4, let's enshrine the Ten Amendments, not the Ten Commandments, as America's true Patriot Act
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Harvey Wasserman
The Supreme Court's mixed rulings on displaying the Ten Commandments on public buildings and property offer us the perfect patriotic step forward for this coming July 4: let's post the first Ten Amendments, i.e. the Bill of Rights,...

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