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01 September 2004
Random notes from the heartland – Bush in Columbus
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Bob Fitrakis
The Nationwide Arena doors opened at 1:00. There would be a four-hour wait before the prodigal son returned to his ancestral home, Columbus, Ohio.

Forget about Kennebunkport, Maine. That’s where George Herbert Walker of...
29 August 2004
The Columbus sniper, video games and the new Manchurian Candidates*
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Bob Fitrakis
Alleged Columbus serial sniper Charles McCoy, Jr. was a fugitive from justice, but when he was captured in Las Vegas, he had his trusty PlayStation2 with him and the videogame Getaway to advise him on how to shoot people while on the run....
15 August 2004
Kerry, Nader and the Greens need to kill the circular firing squad
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Harvey Wasserman, Bob Fitrakis
It's time for the Kerry, Nader and Green campaigns to get locked in a room until they disarm the circular firing squad and focus on the real enemy, George W. Bush.

Especially in swing states like ours, the endless wrangling...
15 July 2004
Fahrenheit 911 is Fair and Balanced
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Bob Fitrakis, Harvey Wasserman
We've come to expect poisonous and unbalanced attacks from the paid far right propagandists denouncing Michael Moore's documentary "Fahrenheit 911."  But more disturbing are the scolds from tepid moderate mainstream journalists who...
24 June 2004
Rods from Gods: The insanity of Star Wars, the sequel
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Bob Fitrakis
The lasting legacy of Ronald Wilson Reagan will be Star Wars and a bloated imperialist U.S. military budget. At the beginning of the recent war against Iraq, nearly two dozen years after Reagan first took office, his impact was plainly...
20 June 2004
Did Ashcroft 'behead' an innocent man in an Ohio election-terror scam?
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Harvey Wasserman, Bob Fitrakis
While the major media screams about the latest beheading in the Middle East, John Ashcroft's destruction of a man in the middle west -- likely for political purposes -- has gone unnoticed.  

The ghastly court appearance...

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