Cinday Sheehan Speaks at San Fran Rally for Impeachment
Grassroots Push for Impeachment Continues by Ben Terrall / January 22nd, 2008 Though it seems to have made little impression…
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Kuchinich Bows Out of Presidential Race
Democrat Dennis Kucinich is bowing out of the Presidential race without endorsing any other Democrat in the Primary. He will…
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The Bush Years: A National Near-Death Experience
We’re getting closer to the light — the one at the end of the George Bush tunnel. by Patt Morrison…
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Writing the Obituary for “Bradley Effect” is Premature and Foolhardy
Staff January 23, 2008 0 Comments on Writing the Obituary for “Bradley Effect” is Premature and Foolhardy
Voters claim they only look at competence and experience in a candidate, but race still plays a roll By Earl…
Posted in: Civil Rights, Election, Media
Donna Frye’s Plans …
Donna Frye told blogger Pat Flannery what her future political plans are when he ran into her at a recent…
Posted in: Election, Organizing
Study: False Statements Preceded War
A study by two nonprofit journalism organizations found that President Bush and top administration officials issued hundreds of false statements…
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Going Bankrupt – America’s Greatest Threat
Why the Debt Crisis Is Now the Greatest Threat to the American Republic By Chalmers Johnson The military adventurers of…
Cheney Impeachment Gains Traction in House Judiciary Committee
By Marjorie Cohn Nine out of 23 Democratic members of the House Judiciary Committee favor starting impeachment hearings against Vice-President…
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Will US Stock Markets Crash On “Black Tuesday” – January 22, 2008?
Frank Gormlie January 21, 2008 2 Comments on Will US Stock Markets Crash On “Black Tuesday” – January 22, 2008?
Because US markets were closed Monday, January 21st in observance of Martin Luther King, Wall Street slept through the day…
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In His Own Words — Martin Luther King Jr.
by Moira
Civil rights leader Martin Luther King Jr. inspired a nation to change largely through his riveting speeches. Considered one of the greatest orators in United States history, his thoughts on racial equality have been repeated by many speakers throughout the years since his assassination. His skill with words powered King’s nonviolent battle for integration and equal rights. Here are 10 quotations from the eminently quotable activist.
1. He who passively accepts evil is as much involved in it as he who helps to perpetrate it. — “Stride Toward Freedom,” 1958.
Posted in: Civil Disobedience, Civil Rights
World Markets Dump In Reaction to Bush’s “Stimulus Plan”
(Associated Press) LONDON – Stocks fell sharply worldwide Monday in reaction to President George W. Bush’s “stimulus plan” and to…
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New Orleans: Malik Speaks, Part 2
This is the second part of Malik Rahim’s talk on Saturday, January 12, at the Unitarian Church in New Orleans:…
Posted in: Civil Rights
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