23 April 2010
A mad Tea Party
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Helen Werner Cox and John Werner Cox
There are good reasons why the tea partyers are mad; however, their solutions are equally mad.

The movement is being joined by independents, republicans, and democrats who have come to believe their government has failed them...
21 April 2010
Ending wars: The Flexible waiverable timetable approach
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David Swanson
Congress will soon vote on whether to spend another $33 billion of our money to escalate a war in Afghanistan that makes us less safe, violates the basic rule of law, kills innocent people, puts our children in debt, empowers the oil...
21 April 2010
I won't vote for you if you vote to escalate war
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David Swanson
Congress is about to consider whether to vote for another $33 billion, not to continue but purely to escalate the level of war in Afghanistan by sending more troops and contractors. A No vote needs to be rewarded, and a Yes vote punished....
21 April 2010
Our national epidemic of violence
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David Swanson
James Gilligan published a book 13 years ago called "Violence: Reflections on a National Epidemic," in which he diagnosed the root cause of violence as deep shame and humiliation, a desperate need for respect and status (and, fundamentally...
18 April 2010
Will the climate bill nuke Earth Day?
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Harvey Wasserman
The Climate Bill is due on Earth Day. By all accounts it will be a nuclear bomb.

It will be the ultimate challenge of the global grassroots green movement to transform it into...
17 April 2010
Hypocrisy in the Dispatch's criticism of Eric Brown's appointment as Chief Justice
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Cliff Arnebeck
The Editorial Board of the only daily newspaper of a major city plays an important role in addressing the conscience of the community.  Your editorial of April 15 accusing Governor Strickland and Chief Justice Eric Brown of politicizing...

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