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stevebreeze Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Thu Jul-31-03 06:05 AM
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16. it is hard to point to just one event
but some missing here are;
The passage of Taft -Hartly over Trumans veto
The overturning of the fairness doctrine during Reagan's first term


but yes we can still fix it, we the people still have the vote. We are just starting to use the internet as an effective orginizing tool to work around the corp media. The great masses of people who do not get involved will get mad as hell we we are still in a recession 12 months from now.
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