Column – Michael Collins
Fiction delivers justice that reality rarely approaches. Victims endure suffering and emerge as victors after overcoming incredible challenges. Stieg Larsson’s gripping Millennium Trilogy weaves a story of revenge and triumphs for Lizbeth Salander, locked … Read more »
Column – Michael Collins
Previously, I reported the startling news – Obama to Change Party. That was satire, at least on November 14. Just three weeks later, satire becomes reality. In the past few days, President Obama has traded away $620 billion in tax revenues in order to … Read more »
Column – Bradblog.Com
I’m prepping for tonight’s Mike Malloy Show which I will be, once again, guest hosting this evening (9-Mid ET / 6-9p PT, with listen links and live chat right here at BradBlog.com later), but took a short break to chat with Shannyn Moore on Alaska’s KUDO about … Read more »
Column – Michael Collins
President Barack Obama has confided his plans to become a registered Republican some time before the end of the lame-duck session of the 111th Congress. Speaking to his inner circle, he lamented failing to bring the two major parties together. Read more »
Column – Michael Collins
President Obama announced the new National Commission on Fiscal Responsibility and Reform on February 18 to address astronomical federal budget deficits. There has been considerable speculation that this commission will target current and future … Read more »
Column – Dr. Wilmer J. Leon III
It has been said and rightly so, history has a way of repeating itself. The British philosopher Edmund Burk said, “Those who don’t know history are destined to repeat it.” This Tuesday, November 2, as Americans go to the polls they face a real challenge. … Read more »
Opinion – Michael Moore
This letter contains (almost) no criticisms of how the Democrats have brought this day of reckoning upon themselves. That — and where to go from here — will be the subject of tomorrow’s letter. Today, we have one job and one job only: Stop the return … Read more »
Opinion – Bob Fitrakis and Harvey Wasserman
The Ohio Chamber of Commerce will not reveal the list of individuals and corporations that have funded its election campaign in the Buckeye State, despite having promised to do so in a public hearing. In Columbus on Monday, November 1, Cliff Arnebeck, … Read more »
Opinion – Bob Fitrakis and Harvey Wasserman
The Ohio Chamber of Commerce will not reveal the list of individuals and corporations that have funded its election campaign in the Buckeye State, despite having promised to do so in a public hearing. In Columbus on Monday, November 1, Cliff Arnebeck, … Read more »
Article – Alastair Thompson
In leaked exit poll results published by Huffington Post moments ago for key Senate races Democrats are showing themselves in a strong position to rremain in control of the US Senate in the 2010 Midterm elections. Read more »
Column – Bradblog.Com
Late last week, AOL News asked me to contribute an op-ed for their Election Eve coverage. That op-ed, which they’ve headlined “Cast Your Ballot Against Electronic Voting”, is now posted here… Read more »
Column – Marjorie Cohn
In their Rally to Restore Sanity and/or Fear, Jon Stewart and Stephen Colbert effectively demonstrated how the media hypes fear. They brought out Kareem Abdul Jabbar to show that not all Muslims are terrorists. A couple of musical numbers dealt with the wars … Read more »
Column – Michael Collins
The corporate takeover of California is on hold according to the latest polls out of the nation’s largest state. Just nine days before the election, the Los Angeles Times and University of Southern California poll shows a nearly impossible uphill … Read more »
Column – Bob Fitrakis and Harvey Wasserman
Ohio election attorney Cliff Arnebeck has filed a two-count complaint against The Partnership for Ohio’s Future, an affiliate of the Ohio Chamber of Commerce. Arenbeck charges that the Partnership is “…not truly independent, but rather has been coordinated … Read more »
Column – Bob Fitrakis and Harvey Wasserman
Ohio election attorney Cliff Arnebeck has filed a two-count complaint against The Partnership for Ohio’s Future, an affiliate of the Ohio Chamber of Commerce. Arenbeck charges that the Partnership is “…not truly independent, but rather has been coordinated … Read more »
Column – William Rivers Pitt
The 2010 midterm elections go down on Tuesday, for good or ill. The pollsters, news people and bloggers have been going full bore for months covering the thing. Even the weather people have gotten into the act; word has it most of the country is going … Read more »
Opinion – Bradblog.Com
Speaking of GOP voter suppression efforts , there’s this sleazy little dirty trick today, as now running on Hispanic television in Nevada, where a group calling itself “Latinos for Reform” is deceptively instructing the community “Don’t Vote!” this … Read more »
Column – Walter Brasch
There’s good news this week. There’s only about two weeks before the midterm elections. Now for the bad news. There’s still about two more weeks to be garroted by TV ads. Back-to-back-to-back, we are choking on lies, distortions, and half-truths. This … Read more »
Column – Binoy Kampmark
The United States is proving very busy in the lead up to the mid-term elections on November 2. In addition to the battles for the House of Representatives and Senate, roughly forty states will be electing governors. The Republicans are in prime position … Read more »
Column – Michael Collins
Big banks have stopped foreclosures in 23 states due to legal challenges to their ownership of mortgage notes. On Wednesday, JP Morgan upped their total to 41 states in which foreclosure operations had ceased. Why the halt in foreclosures? It seems … Read more »
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