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Is the "Surge" Working?
Much of the last two weeks, in DC and the Green Zone, was spent by various parties trying to pave the way for their spin on the congressionally...
Geov Parrish

Cheap Money for Corporations
George Bush and the Federal Reserve have been telling investors not to panic: the housing crisis won't touch the broader economy. But recent news...
Maria Tomchick

Too Many Unopposed Candidates
There were 36 unopposed candidates in the state election last year. Two districts had all of their legislative candidates run unopposed. You deserve...
Linde Knighton

Radical Seattle Remembers
September 19, 2001: Seattle Says No to GWOT It's almost wonderfully difficult to imagine today in these days of glorious conservative and...
Jeff Stevens

The Iraq Chronicles
While the DC talk this week (see lead article, this issue) is being dominated by a cynically disingenuous "assessment" of whether the escalation...
Geov Parrish

Baghdad Burning
Leaving Home Two months ago, the suitcases were packed. My lone, large suitcase sat in my bedroom for nearly six weeks, so full of clothes and...

 

"I think we've shown over the years that we're extremely tolerant of people expressing their views in our town. We just ask that it's done in an orderly and lawful fashion and that they leave without a trace." -- Kennebunkport (Maine) police chief Joe Bruni, commenting on a large anti-Bush demonstration last month outside the Bush family compound and inadvertently revealing the bottom line: the authorities don't mind protests at all, so long as they don't change anything.
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