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13 December 2005
At the gates of San Quentin
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Norman Solomon
No buzzards were gliding overhead, but several helicopters circled, under black sky tinged blue. On the shore of a stunning bay at a placid moment, the state prepared to kill.

Outside the gates of San Quentin, people...
13 December 2005
Bush's troubles
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Alexander Cockburn
Disregard the momentary uptick in his approval rating, and ask yourself, was there ever a president in worse shape a year after reelection than George Bush? Nixon, maybe. Was there ever a president more fortunate in the quality of the...
13 December 2005
The road to redemption
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Billy Wayne Sinclair
The decision to execute of Tookie Williams makes me think of another murderer who redeemed his life, and in the process the lives of many others, Louisiana inmate Billy Wayne Sinclair, has been in that state's prison system for 40 years...
13 December 2005
Pre-procrastination Christmas booklist!
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Molly Ivins
AUSTIN, Texas -- Pre-procrastination Christmas booklist! Look at this, fellow procrastinators -- almost two weeks before the actual day, and here I am to solve all your shopping problems with the annual one-stop, hit-the-bookstore with...
13 December 2005
Products for a New American Century
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Matt Bors
12 December 2005
Eugene McCarthy, prophet with honor
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Robert Lockwood Mills
Former Senator Eugene J. McCarthy’s death is a subtle reminder to Americans of everything that he represented to our political system. McCarthy’s legacy will be twofold: that he gave the United States a chance to abandon the two-party...

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