24 January 2008
Conspiracy theorist
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Robert Koehler
“We should at least get votes back on paper and get people counting them by hand.”

As innocuous as these words may sound, they make me feel like I’m on I-35 in Minneapolis, headed toward the Mississippi bridge. Ankle-deep in a...
24 January 2008
In honor of my mother and the power of love
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Norman Solomon
The last time my mother was in a hospital, an essay by Thich Nhat Hanh moved in front of my eyes. "Our mother is the teacher who first teaches us love, the most important subject in life," he wrote. "Without my mother I could never have...
21 January 2008
Martin Luther King, Jr.: his day and today
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Joan Brunwasser
Today is Martin Luther King Day. It almost slipped past me unnoticed. In the car this morning, I caught a bit of one of his speeches. Four minutes, tops. Yet enough to get me thinking. After work, I researched which speech it was that I...
20 January 2008
Hillary Clinton's sleaze parade
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Paul Loeb
Politics can be a rough game. Candidates need to hold their competitors accountable and challenge distortions and lies. And God knows, we need a Democratic nominee who's willing to fight. But Hillary Clinton's campaign has included far too...
19 January 2008
The eternal underdog
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Robert Koehler
“I am coming to you. You will explode after a few minutes.”

Ladies and gentlemen, it’s none other than “the Filipino Monkey,” now doing voiceovers for the Pentagon!

More bad melodrama in the Gulf, I’m afraid. And...
16 January 2008
Bob & Harvey's 3-Step "Ohio Plan" for fair and reliable voting and vote counts
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Bob Fitrakis, Harvey Wasserman
America is awash in suspect and stolen elections. Since January, 2001, the nation has been saddled with an unelected chief executive. The consequences have been predictably horrific.

Along the way, three US Senate contests in...

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