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While the press succumbs to John Roberts' overpowering charm, the far right believes this corporate lawyer and partisan factotum is the man of their dreams. 7/23
Social Security special. The myth of the missing trust fund
has been one of the oldest in the Privateers' book -- and one
of the hardest to kill. It seems there's a lot of confusion
about the mechanics of Social Security's financing. With this
comprehensive guide, we hope to knock this deception out for
good. 7/6
The charges against Delay betray the wholesale prostitution
of the legislative branch of the United States government, as
well as ruthless politics camouflaged behind poll calibrated
conservative populist and religious rhetoric. 4/22
Schiavo: How did this personal tragedy become fodder for political
grandstanding and the hamhanded obsession of broadcast media?
Pure, disgraceful opportunism. 3/23
represents not only blatant patronage for a loyal supporter,
but an in-your-face affront to feckless Europeans and others
skeptical of the American Mission. By John Zavales 3/27
On the Internet, no one knows you're a fraud. So thought James
Guckert, otherwise known as Jeff Gannon, whose life as an escort
may have overlapped his life in the White House press corps.
If you're new to this whole Bush propaganda thing, sit back
-- this is only the tip of the iceberg... 2/16
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Katha Pollitt writes what should be obvious: No. It's a question of individual rights, not
local decisions. "Alabamans may be largely anti-choice, but what about the ones who aren't? Or the ones who are, but even so, don't want to die in childbirth, bear a hopelessly damaged baby or drop out of school at 15-or 25?"
7/15
An editorial against the nomination of Bush's architect of torture. 7/8
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