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Before the Battles Resume in Washington: A Reminder about What’s Really at Stake
Congress will reconvene shortly. That means more battles over taxes and spending, regulations and safety nets, and how to get the economy out of first gear. Which means more …
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The Lie of “Limited War” in Syria
"Obama’s strongest allies can’t stomach the stench of lies that are the foundation of the war effort against Syria," writes Cooke about the conflict in Syria.
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The Last Chance to Stop the NDAA
Chris Hedges continues his fight to strike down a section of the National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA) that permits the military to seize U.S. citizens, strip them of due …
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Three Words/Phrases That Reinforce Republican Anti-Government Propaganda
Here are three words or phrases currently being used widely that back up Republican anti-government propaganda. And here are some ideas about what you might want to say instead.
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Congress Will Return to Debate Syrian Mission
While resolute that he has the power and authority to strike, Obama will wait for Congressional approval, urging members to put aside partisan differences to address this
Syria Bracing for US Bombs While Congress Ignores Constitutional Responsibility
Under the Constitution, Congress is responsible for declaring war — yet routinely it leaves the decision to the President. The terrible and widespread killing in Syria will become even …
Syria Bracing for US Bombs While Congress Ignores Constitutional Responsibility
Under the Constitution, Congress is responsible for declaring war — yet routinely it leaves the decision to the President. The terrible and widespread killing in Syria will become even …
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Decay and Repair: Government Corruption Can Be Fixed
The current level of corruption in Congress can be remedied.
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Private Gain to a Few Trumps Public Good for the Many
As the "public good" has morphed into the "public investment" the American people are suffering from an overly privatized government.
Treaty Obligations Are Not “Discretionary Spending:" Will Congress Abandon the Promises?
The term sequester has a haunting meaning for Native Americans who have endured a legacy of legislative disenfranchisement.