added 2007 Wed May 30 15:26:58 by populist
Do you still think we went into Iraq for Humanitarian reasons or to protect the United States from an awful dictator? Well, if you read about the lastest "oil sharing" deal, you just might think differently.
Do you still think we went into Iraq for Humanitarian reasons or to protect the United States from an awful dictator? Well, if you read about the lastest "oil sharing" deal, you just might think differently.
added 2007 Sat May 12 2:33:20 by populist
This next step of taking the ideas of the film, the issues raised and turning them into very specific legislative solutions is not going to be easy. But together we have taken a big big step. It's been a hell of a ride from last January to now.
This next step of taking the ideas of the film, the issues raised and turning them into very specific legislative solutions is not going to be easy. But together we have taken a big big step. It's been a hell of a ride from last January to now.
added 2007 Mon May 7 21:52:55 by populist
he did not mention that he is a director and advisor to four corporations that earn millions of dollars in revenue from contracts with U.S. intelligence agencies and the Department of Defense. Nor is it ever mentioned in his book.
he did not mention that he is a director and advisor to four corporations that earn millions of dollars in revenue from contracts with U.S. intelligence agencies and the Department of Defense. Nor is it ever mentioned in his book.
added 2007 Sun Apr 22 7:26:08 by gatitabonitasen
The Deepening college loan scandal is a classic case of what can happen when government uses private companies as middlemen to carry out public goals. Lately, investigations by New York Attorney General Andrew Cuomo, US Senator Edward Kennedy, and others have revealed a number of problems: Bribes paid by loan companies to colleges and universiti
The Deepening college loan scandal is a classic case of what can happen when government uses private companies as middlemen to carry out public goals. Lately, investigations by New York Attorney General Andrew Cuomo, US Senator Edward Kennedy, and others have revealed a number of problems: Bribes paid by loan companies to colleges and universiti
added 2007 Wed Apr 18 20:42:55 by populist
It's time for Americans to face the cold hard truth that nothing will be accomplished by allowing the daily carnage in Iraq to continue, and if Bush has his way, our young people will be dying in this war profiteering scheme until hell freezes over.
It's time for Americans to face the cold hard truth that nothing will be accomplished by allowing the daily carnage in Iraq to continue, and if Bush has his way, our young people will be dying in this war profiteering scheme until hell freezes over.
added 2007 Thu Jan 11 18:02:58 by populist
Bush's request for up to 20,000 more combat troops for Iraq shouldn't come as a surprise. Neither should the fact that he's reshuffling his military and diplomatic teams to make room for an attack on Iran. So what can be done to help take back America?
Bush's request for up to 20,000 more combat troops for Iraq shouldn't come as a surprise. Neither should the fact that he's reshuffling his military and diplomatic teams to make room for an attack on Iran. So what can be done to help take back America?
added 2007 Sun Jan 7 11:24:45 by saxby
It's a well-known fact--that the boys in the Bush Regime swing both ways. We speak, of course, of their proclivity--their apparently uncontrollable craving--for stuffing their trousers with loot from both sides of whatever war or military crisis is going at the moment.
It's a well-known fact--that the boys in the Bush Regime swing both ways. We speak, of course, of their proclivity--their apparently uncontrollable craving--for stuffing their trousers with loot from both sides of whatever war or military crisis is going at the moment.
added 2006 Thu Aug 10 6:11:31 by shane_coffey2
Gov. Jim Doyle effectively authorized gas stations to sell ethanol blends below the state's minimum price Tuesday, ordering state investigators to do nothing to stop it.
Gov. Jim Doyle effectively authorized gas stations to sell ethanol blends below the state's minimum price Tuesday, ordering state investigators to do nothing to stop it.
