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14 July 2005
Will traitor Rove follow father figure Nixon's fatal footsteps?
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Harvey Wasserman
Is Karl Rove following in the fatal arrogance of his father figure, Richard Nixon?

Like his equally twisted mentor, Rove is an amoral, mean-spirited gutter fighter. Both share the crime of treason.

With a...
14 July 2005
Don't you dare call it treason
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Alexander Cockburn
Treason, no less. A leading Democrat, Rep. Henry Waxman, howls in Congress that "The intentional disclosure of a covert CIA agent's identity would be an act of treason. If Rove was part of a conspiracy and intentionally disclosed the name...
13 July 2005
The Enemy of Our Enemy May Still Be the Enemy of Democracy
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Paul Loeb
As right-wing religious leaders attack Alberto Gonzales for being insufficiently doctrinaire, it's tempting to accept him as the best we can get for the Supreme Court. In a recent HuffingtonPost blog, Rob McKay suggested we mute our...
10 July 2005
Terrorism, "the War on Terror" and the Message of Carnage
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Norman Solomon
When the French government suggested a diplomatic initiative that might interfere with the White House agenda for war, the president responded by saying that the proposed scenario would “ratify terror.” The date was July 24, 1964, the...
09 July 2005
London terrorist bombings mirror Bush's Terrorist Energy Plan
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Harvey Wasserman
The horrific terrorist bombings in London are a pale reflection of the terror erupting from George W. Bush's energy plan, which will ultimately kill far more people and wreck far more planetary havoc than four bombs and fifty deaths on a...
07 July 2005
Eaten alive by corruption
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Molly Ivins
AUSTIN, Texas -- The stirring tale of Randy "Duke" Cunningham, congressman and bon vivant, becomes more entertaining by the day, and it is far more instructive than another case of a missing white female.

True, Duke...

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