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Dwight was right
By Michael Moore
So ... it turns out President Eisenhower wasn't making up all that stuff about the military-industrial complex.
That's what you'll conclude if you read Bob Woodward's…
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Cuba premieres violent reality show
By Saul Landau
On September 27, Cuban state television aired a new kind of Reality Show featuring a strange “black hat” as people call the bad guys in the old oaters. Francisco Chavez…
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Sit down, shut up and eat your peas!
By Bill Press
Liberals are unhappy. Of course! Liberals are always unhappy. It's their nature. But, this time, liberals are especially unhappy because both the president and vice…
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Another dead end in the Middle East?
By Max J. Castro majcastro@gmail.com
The Israeli-Palestinian peace talks have reached a predictable impasse. Despite pleas from virtually the entire international community -- including…
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Absent at the creation
By Julia E. Sweig
From The New York Times
A radical new phase in Cuban history is unfolding in plain sight. But unlike the rest of the world, Washington appears not to notice.
Under…
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House Chairman Angling for Markup of Cuba Travel Bill After Elections
By Emily Cadei
From Congressional Quarterly
House Foreign Affairs Chairman Howard L. Berman, D-Calif., indicated Wednesday that he remains determined to mark up a bill this year that…
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Blueprint for disaster: The Republicans’ “Pledge to America”
By Max J. Castromajcastro@gmail.com
Trying to exorcise their reputation as the “party of no,” Congressional Republicans last week released a set of proposals they plan to offer should…
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What we’ve done to others
By Saul Landau
Like most people, we Americans remember dates related to our heritage. We celebrate July 4, 1776, with a day off, picnics, beer and fireworks. Judging from my former…
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Downhill with the GOP
By Paul Krugman
From The New York Times
Once upon a time, a Latin American political party promised to help motorists save money on gasoline. How? By building highways that ran only…
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Getting to know Christine O’Donnell
By Bill Press
WARNING: Do not expect to find here my normal, weekly, insightful, Pulitzer Prize-worthy column. I have decided, instead, to put my personal opinions aside for one week…
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