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Friday, April 29
by
Geoff Staples
on Fri 29 Apr 2005 12:33 PM CDT
I have to hand it to George W. Bush. He's snookered us and so far he's gotten away with it. He's the master of the bait and switch.
Bush and his pack of scoundrels knew privatizing social security wouldn't fly before they proposed it. They knew the massive wealth transfer from working people to securities dealers would have to wait. More importantly they knew they couldn't destroy Social Security this go-round. The best they could do is soften up support for Social Security. How do they plan to transform Social Security into an unpopular program? Means testing. Means-testing Social Security benefits will ... more » Tuesday, April 12
by
LynnElizabeth04
on Tue 12 Apr 2005 08:04 AM CDT
From Chicago Sun Times
Secret Service agents turned up Thursday evening, just before the public opening of "Axis of Evil, the Secret History of Sin," and took pictures of some of the art pieces -- including "Patriot Act," showing President Bush on a mock 37-cent stamp with a revolver pointed at his head.
The agents asked what
the artists meant by their work and wanted museum director CarolAnn
Brown to turn over the names and phone numbers of all the artists. They
wanted to hear from the exhibit's curator, Michael Hernandez deLuna,
within 24 hours, she said. The Columbia exhibit ... more » Friday, April 8
by
caro
on Fri 08 Apr 2005 02:58 PM CDT
(From a conservative:) Rep. Ron Paul, Posted at BellaCiao.org Before the Whenever the administration is challenged regarding the success of the
by
caro
on Fri 08 Apr 2005 02:57 PM CDT
(From a liberal:) By Richard Shortly before the
by
caro
on Fri 08 Apr 2005 02:52 PM CDT
By Max J. Castro, posted at Progreso Weekly “Dead wrong.” That’s what the president’s own hand-picked committee on intelligence gathering said last week about the information concerning Iraqi weapons of mass destruction that the Bush administration used to bamboozle Americans and attempt to browbeat the world into backing war. “Dead wrong.” That’s what Judge Stanley F. Birch Jr. of the 11th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals in Atlanta – a conservative judge appointed by the president’s own father – just about said last week in a scathing opinion in which he castigated Congress and President Bush for attempting to usurp ... more » |
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