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04 October 2005
Did Bush administration attack peace movement with military grade biological bacteria?
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Bob Fitrakis
What do we make of the Saturday, October 1 Washington Post headline “Poison Found in Air During Anti-War Protest”?

Washington D.C. Public Health Director Greg A. Pane posed the right question in the Post article, “Why that...
02 October 2005
What Else Shall We Do?
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Mike Ferner
Having publicly raised the idea of turning the September 24 anti-war march in Washington into a sit-down, I feel obliged to report on what happened last weekend and ask what more will we do?

The column I wrote on that idea a...
27 September 2005
Democrats: ever deeper into the ooze
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Alexander Cockburn
With each month that passes, the Democratic Party seems to have touched bottom. Then it promptly sinks even deeper into the ooze of cowardice and irrelevance.

While Interstate 45 from Galveston to Houston was...
21 September 2005
Will we use the power we have on September 24?
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Mike Ferner
All last week I had a rare opportunity – to join several impressive speakers on the “Bring Them Home Now” tour’s northern route.  Al Zappala, whose son was killed in Iraq last year; Tammara Rosenleaf, whose husband is due to deploy to Iraq...
08 September 2005
Sheehan uses the "f" word as Bush flips us off
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Bob Fitrakis
On the 20th day, when the Rovian hordes of paid-for astroturf political operatives and uncritical Fourth Reich fanatics descended on Crawford, Texas, Cindy Sheehan used the "f" word.

I finally figured out George Bush's...
08 September 2005
The war in Iraq is increasingly unpopular and must end -- An interview with Dennis Kucinich
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Kevin Zeese
Dennis Kucinich, along with fellow Democrat Neil Abercrombie (D-HI) and Republicans Walter Jones (R-NC) and Ron Paul (R-TX), introduced the first bi-partisan bill calling for an exit strategy from Iraq (H.J.Res. 55). Around this bill and...

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