I have written this short piece – which is inappropriately posted in the context of this Website – for the betterment of my own psychic wellbeing; a therapy that is called for after a long day of hearing nothing other than the rebroadcast tape of the policeman’s interrogation of Senator Craig after the Officer had [...]
An Editorial by:
Chuck Adkins
As I sit here this rainy, dreary, evening. I feel compelled to write. I do not know about anyone else, but it seems as if we are in some sort of bizarre political nightmare. We have a President, who is, essentially, isolated from the rest of the World. We also have [...]
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Bush and his Congressional enablers in the Democratic and Republican parties seem almost drunk with power these days – protecting their interests, not your liberty. They’ve been running this government in such a way that it has almost nothing in common with the ideals of liberty that the Constitution was created to protect.
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I have never considered myself much of a Libertarian. I certainly do not possess a strong affinity for a free-market economy, and I do not believe that the free-market can serve as a conceptual paradigm that is deployable for the resolution of every and any social problem. For example, the horrific display of inhumanity that [...]
An Article by:
Ben Tanosborn
It’s official; by month’s end, Karl Rove will be out of the White House. And it will be of his own accord, not indicted and, most importantly, without having to ask his admired boss, and close friend, for a presidential pardon. It’s time for the maestro directing the Washington Busharmonic to lay [...]
The need for direct democracy in America has never been more apparent than it is right now. We – the populace – are left impotent as the politicians whom we elected to office as representatives neglect to embody in their advocacies the will and interests that we – the American Public – possess, whose demands [...]
Perhaps you caught a glimpse of Tuesday’s presentation at Soldier Field. You know, the political fashion show displaying the Democratic presidential candidates to all the union bosses in order to determine who – if anyone – is to get the endorsement from the AFL-CIO for the run to the White House. If you didn’t, perhaps [...]
As the Populist Party of America grows in size, we are faced with some challenging obstacles and difficult decisions to make regarding the future of the Party: i.e., What type of structure should be given to the Populist Party of America? Should we strive for a strong national organization? Or, contrarily, should we [...]
For those of us who have had considerable doubts as to the veracity of the latest claims coming from the Bush Administration and the select members of the Military Generalship, who serve as the Administration’s proxies, regarding the current success of the “Surge,” in Iraq, I can assure you that your cynicism is well founded.
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An Article by:
Ben Tanosborn
In most countries that come to mind, there seems to be a very strong direct correlation between being anti-war and being pro-peace. Not in the United States. In our America being anti-war has little correlation with being pro-peace. It seems that much of the anti-war sentiment is more an anti “how the [...]
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