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JULY
2001
An
Open Letter to the World July
31, 2001
Just a friendly note to let you know that the imposter who
is flitting around the globe, purporting to "represent" the
United States, does not represent the majority of us. by
SoCalDem
An
Evening with John Stuart Mill and Marilyn vos Savant July
31, 2001
A conversation on individual virtue and civic virtue, as understood
by two of the smartest people who have ever lived. by
Slow_Simmer
Beware
the Yellow Rain July
30, 2001
Bush/Cheney has put the fox in charge of the henhouse
and is now telling us that the henhouse has never been safer.
by Christopher
Harrison
Why
do Republicans Trash the 1960's? July
30, 2001
As an amateur historian I've always been intrigued by the
1960's and the people who represented this decade.. by
Orwell Thompson
A
Case For Gore July
30, 2001
It has been suggested on this Web site and in other media
outlets that Gore doesn't deserve another chance. I disagree.
by Orwell
Thompson
The
Globalization Puzzle July
28, 2001
We must use the WTO to tame the globalization beast. However,
the WTO needs reform.
by Thomas Sturgess
Oppressive
Enemies? July
28, 2001
I am being punished, persecuted, and politically
discriminated against because I reject the colonial grip that
the U.S. hold on my island. by
Anonymous of Puerto Rico
The
Sins of the Daughters July
28, 2001
There's a fairness problem in the way the media treats the
Bush twins - but it's not what you'd think. by
Mark M. Eide
Has
Anybody Seen My Old Friend Carlo? July
28, 2001
Our government and its right-wing media would like for us
to accept their opinion of protesters. by
Jorge Root
Bush-Putin
Agreement: Don't Pop the Cork on the Champagne Bottle Yet July
27, 2001
I don't suppose we can call a do over on an international
agreement can we?
by Richard Prasad
The
Church-State Quagmire July
27, 2001
The public is entitled to a more substantive discussion of
Stem Cell Research. by
Maren L. Hickton
Volunteering
to Win July
27, 2001
You can make an important difference on polling day. by
Lynne M. Sin
The
Bush Media Whitewash July
26, 2001
To come across as a headlining act, all Bush needs is a headline...
and an act.
by Jeffrey Kramer
Laughing
at Himself, or Laughing at Us? July
26, 2001
Remember when Bush bragged about his bad grades at Yale? by
The Plaid Adder
Guilty
of Crimes Against the Planet July
25, 2001
The Bush administration is planning and executing a war against
the Earth.
by Steve Collins
My
Grandma Ruth, Alzheimer's, and Stem Cell Research July
25, 2001
An open letter to Mr. Bush.
by
Modem Butterfly
From
the Desk of George W. Bush July
24, 2001
BREAKING! DU has a high-level "mole" in the White
House. Get the latest leaks directly from the desk of George
W. Bush.
as told to Rebecca Salcedo
The
Florida Puzzle, Part I July
24, 2001
The picture on the front of the box is of a stolen election,
and the missing piece, of course, is a peninsula-shaped object
that vaguely resembles Florida. by Carol
Schiffer
Faux
News, Real Views, and the Slow Recovery of Critical Thinking July
24, 2001
What will happen when a growing divide is perceived
between the news as the conservative broadcast editors and
owners see it, and the news as it is reported on the Internet?
by Slow_Simmer
Addicted
to Power July
24, 2001
It's time to say NO to enabling further energy abuse. by Maren
L. Hickton
Get
the Government Off Our Backs? July
23, 2001
Capitalism and individuality can only thrive as part of a
social organization. by Ken
Alford
The
Biggest Embezzlement of All Time July
23, 2001
Private pension plans which own government bonds think
they own the safest assets available. But do they?
by Stanley C. Simon
My
Thought on Vieques July
21, 2001
This doesn't look like "U.S. security" to me. It looks more
like South Korean, Kuwaiti, and ethnic Albanian security.
by Luis
Orlando Gallardo Rivera
America
at the NA Meeting July
21, 2001
Hi, I'm the USA and I might be a crystal meth addict. by Richard
Morell
Supreme
Court Hot Potatoe July
21, 2001
DU Exclusive: Bush Considers Quayle for Supreme Court
by FDRLincoln
Of
Baseball, Penn State, and the Coup D'Etat July
20, 2001
Many of us might have stared into the face of omens and portents,
and didn't realize what they meant. I know I didn't. by Tom
Paine
Al,
About '04... July
20, 2001
You blew it and you don't deserve a second chance.
by birdman
It
Happened Here July
19, 2001
Move on, we are told. The election is over. I cannot get over
it. It happened here. by FDRLincoln
If
You Like How George W. Bush Ran the Texas Rangers, Then You
Will Love How He Runs the Country July
19, 2001
George W. Bush should be glad that politics isn't
baseball, if it were he would have struck out many times already.
by Richard
Prasad
The
Face of American Extremism July
19, 2001
We are fond of dismissing the resident as a dull witted fascist.
by Mark
M. Eide
Outing
the Salvation Army July
18, 2001
I used to think it was a good idea to donate to the Salvation
Army, but not anymore. by Rodney
Jay C. Salinas
The
Rural Riddle July
18, 2001
Why is it that rural areas support Republicans in
far greater numbers than their Democratic counterparts? by Patrick
O'Brien
Waiting
for God - D'oh! July
18, 2001
Do you ever wonder why the religious right has been so active
for the last 25 years? by Neil
Gillian
An
Open Letter to Trent Lott July
16, 2001
Senator Lott, I want you to know that you are truly an inspiration.
by Myra Bronstein
High
Noonan July
16, 2001
Unfortunately the kind of phrases that made Peggy a
good speechwriter also make her the worst journalist in America.
by birdman
Republicratic
Crap July
16, 2001
Is it worth the election of a dunce with an oil complex
just to make a point so few will herald? I would say not.
by achildleftbehind
The
Test is Not the Answer July
16, 2001
The craze for national testing is like the craving
for sugar to cure an appetite: it may feel good, but it doesn't
address the problem. by Susan
Tait
You
Might Be a Republican if... July
16, 2001
Don't know if you're a Blue Dog Democrat or a real Compassionate
Conservative? by John
Cory
The
Long Kiss Goodnight July
14, 2001
You wanted it so badly that you took it, George, and now you
must face us. by
William Rivers Pitt
Shootout
at the Freeker Constitutional Convention
July
14, 2001
They were interesting times, living up to the full
potential of the proverbial Chinese curse... by
Art Bushwald
Of
T-Shirts and Burning Flags July
14, 2001
It's time for yet another pointless debate on the constitutionality
of flag burning. by
Steven C. Day
Votes
for Sale: Highest Bidders Accepted July
13, 2001
What's the problem with what amounts to campaign bribery reform?
by Maren
L. Hickton
They
Will Destroy You and Your Nation July
12, 2001
The right-wing hatchet-handlers must feel like they have the
country by the balls. by
Ken Alford
Boycott
Everything July
11, 2001
Robert Kennedy said that one person could make a difference.
Easy for you to say, kid. by
William Rivers Pitt
Pardons,
Two Bushes, and Two Clintons July
11, 2001
What's the big deal about Roger Clinton? by
Lois Erwin
A
Question from an African American July
10, 2001
My hope has always been that there are decent Americans out
there that oppose this assault on the African-American community.
by Desiree
Lindsay
Protecting
Religious Freedom July
09, 2001
We must be vigilant in protecting our individual rights..
by Maren L. Hickton
Looking
for a Few Good Deputies July
09, 2001
I am willing to trust John McCain. I am willing to let him
be a Republican and still have my backing. by Jorge
Root
The
Cuddly and Lovable Robert Novak July
07, 2001
Granted, Bob Novak is a conservative icon, but what makes
him so cuddly and lovable? by Bradford
Shaw
Apropos
Patriotism July
07, 2001
It seems fashionable to slang "patriotism" right now amongst
my fellow-liberals. As a bona fide semantics geek, this makes
me nervous.
by TygrBright
Books
Don't Kill People - People Kill People July
07, 2001
You can have my gun when you pry it from my cold dead fingers!
Oh, and here are the books you wanted for your bonfire...
by Jonathan
Lilienkamp
NixxonMobil July
06, 2001
Yo! Lee Raymond, put a boycott in the bank! by Susan
Sigandres
The
Death of Disagreement July
06, 2001
Why isn't disagreement a buttress of Republicanism, which
affirms the values of individualism? by
Slow_Simmer
Dubya
Can't Hide His Spots July
05, 2001
The "Great Pretender" must do more than simply shovel taxcuts
and platitudes to his supporters. by
Ken Alford
Let
Dubya Live Like Archie Bunker for a While
July 05, 2001
Maybe we could move Dubya and his kind into their own little
704 Houser Street. by
Whyzayker
Ghost
in the Machine July
04, 2001
America may appear to be humming along as usual, but she is
now haunted. by
William Rivers Pitt
TygrBright
Responds July
04, 2001
We must turn on the vast numbers of voters who have been turned
off by the corporate-driven agendas controlling both Parties.
by TygrBright
The
Cynic's Approach to Democratic Victory July
03, 2001
We may not always like it but "big tents" win. Small
ones lose. by
birdman
The
Ten Stages of Republicanism July
03, 2001
Exactly what the title says it is. by
John Cory
The
Breakfast Club July
03, 2001
Just when we think we saved 8 or 9 cents at the gas pump,
someone else sneaks up to grab that change. by
Maren L. Hickton
A
Message to the World July
02, 2001
We know he makes you angry, but put yourself in our shoes.
We have to live with the ineptitude, the embarrassment, the
smirk and giggle routine. by
Whyzayker
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