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Delusion and Negligence: The Two-Party System in the US
P.L. Thomas: Who lost the debate? The partisan public.
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Chris Hedges: The Maimed Amongst Us
It is only the maimed that finally know war. And we are the maimed.
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Reflections on “Columbus” Day
Columbus Day reminds me that my countryu2019s origin was based on violence, subjugation, racism and genocide.
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Social Security: President Obama’s Biggest Failure in Last Week’s Debate
Obama's worst moment was when he quite clearly told the country that there was not much difference between his position on Social Security and Romney's.
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Best Line of the Debate
President Barack Obama during the presidential debate with at the University of Denver, in Denver, October 3, 2012. (Photo: Matthew Staver / The New York Times)I think President Obama …
Life in Waziristan, 2012 “AD”
The U.S. government has created enemies where there were none.
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Robert Reich: The First Presidential Debate
During the presidential debate, Romney won on style while Obama won on substance.
Romney v. Obama: The Debate That Wasn’t
What passed as a presidential debate, Wednesday evening, was nothing more than a series of carefully-rehearsed, often rambling, mini-speeches that were more focused on generalities than on specifics. …
On the Killing of Eight Afghan Women
The peaceful words of religious texts like the Gospel are often steamrolled in favor of the culture of war. But with the recent killing of eight Afghan women by …
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An Occupier’s Story
I think my “Occupyer Story” concept may hold value, not only for those on the ground who want to be encouraged to do more, but also for the occupy …