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26 June 2006
Shushing the big money
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Robert Koehler
In the old monarchies of Europe, the resident populace were known as subjects. Here in the New World, where mankind started over, we're citizens, a word that pulses with self-governing power.

This is pretty scary, and there'...
22 June 2006
Way to go, Bush!
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Molly Ivins
AUSTIN, Texas -- Yea, Bush! Way to go! I realize this is last week's news, but I'm a great believer in giving credit where credit is due. By designating the Northwestern Hawaiian Islands as a national monument, Bush has put one more level...
19 June 2006
The Republicans seem to have lost their moral compass
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Molly Ivins
AUSTIN, Texas -- Gee, the Republicans seem to have lost their moral compass since Tom DeLay quit. Who knew it could get worse without that pillar of rectitude from Texas? What a snakes' nest of corruption and nastiness.

The...
18 June 2006
The startling contrast betweeen Dems and Repugs this fall
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Andy Ostoy
Against a backdrop of constant Repuglican criticism that Democrats don't have a plan and don't stand for anything, the Dems unleashed their platform this week, "A New Direction," aimed at demonstrating to voters that they're worthy of...
18 June 2006
The left and the blathosphere
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Alexander Cockburn
Before me are three press releases for the recent "Campaign for America's Future" (staged by progressive Democrats) conference announcing the three daily schedules for their mid-June sessions in Washington, D.C., entitled "Take Back...
14 June 2006
Rove outlines Busheviks' Iraq strategy to win midterms: lie again about Dems being weak on terrorism
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Andy Ostoy
You have to hand it to Karl Rove. When he finds something that works, he sticks with it. While the president was conducting his symbolic Iraq war strategy summit on Monday, the newly energized, indictment-free chief political operative...

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