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19 February 2006
Founding Fathers, baseball, apple pie, and impeachment
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David Swanson
Remarks prepared for February 18th pro-impeachment rally in colonial dress in Charlottesville, Va., home of Thomas Jefferson and James Monroe, and near the home of James Madison.

Impeachment has been part of American...
19 February 2006
The Iran crisis -- “Diplomacy” as a launch pad for missiles
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Norman Solomon
The current flurry of Western diplomacy will probably turn out to be groundwork for launching missiles at Iran.

Air attacks on targets in Iran are very likely. Yet many antiwar Americans seem eager to believe that won’t...
16 February 2006
Cheney’s dodge: Taking responsibility
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Norman Solomon
When Dick Cheney surfaced on Feb. 15 long enough for an interview with Fox News eminence Brit Hume -- an event that CNN’s Jack Cafferty promptly likened to “Bonnie interviewing Clyde” -- the vice presidential spin emerged from a timeworn...
16 February 2006
The Nader effect
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Robert Koehler
Two ghosts stalk the national Democratic Party in its pitiful, 21st century incarnation. One is George McGovern, who taught them that only Republican values matter in a national election. The other is Ralph Nader, who taught them who the...
14 February 2006
The polite majority
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Robert Koehler
The media buzz about impeachment may be at 1 percent of the level it was during Monicagate, but guess what? The imperial presidency has less public support right now than the promiscuous presidency did at its lowest point - and as this...
14 February 2006
The most incredible thing about Cheney's shooting
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Andy Ostoy
Ok, so the vice president accidentally shot someone while on a hunting outing South of San Antonio, Texas. Accidents happen all the time, right? And besides, it's not like he offed someone during a liquor-store hold-up. So what's all the...

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