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US Involvement in Iraq Never Ended
Neither the Iraq War nor US involvement in it has ever really ended.
GroKo Politics: No Change of Key in Germany
A term used constantly during three months of wrangling between Germany's two biggest parties, once seen as “irreconcilable foes,” to form a nice joint government.
Dollarocracy: Corporate Cash in Politics
The cost of American democracy is the most expensive in the world.
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For America, Denial Is a River in Iraq
Americans don't know much about geography.
On the News With Thom Hartmann: President Obama Spoke in Defense of Massive Government Spying Programs, and More
Corporate marketing companies are selling junk food to our kids, and they're doing it right in our nation's schools.
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Why Governor Chris Christie and His Aides Belong in Handcuffs
If the state puts political activists in handcuffs for shutting down bridges, it should do the same to governors and the minions who do their bidding.
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Fast Track Opponents Predict More Lost Jobs, Higher Trade Deficit; Big Business Sees Unlimited Trade
President Obama is pursuing two controversial trade agreements and it is widely agreed that he needs fast track authority to move forward.
Open Fire and Open Markets: The Asia-Pacific Pivot and Trans-Pacific Partnership
Thomas Friedman once said the hidden hand of the market needs the hidden fist of the military. The TPP and the Obama administration's Pacific Pivot pack both.
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Talking Points
“Talking Points,” by Ted Rall.
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Lane Closed
“Lane Closed,” by Tom Toles.