Vol. X, No. 9, September 2004
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Our Karma Just Ran Over Your Dogmaby Jonathan Wallace
At the demonstration, there were thousands of people who looked just like me. Lots of grey hair, and a sense that the American political process has so far hopped the track that its time to come out and make a noise. |
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by Seth Finkelstein The press treats bloggers like children showing off a finger-painting. |
by Sy Schechtman Money is still the mother’s milk of politics. |
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by Thomas Stipe The common wisdom is that it's better to fight them in Iraq than to fight them here, but terrorists don't see this as an either/or choice. |
by Peter Bearse and David King Netizens tend to consume political information that is in line with what they already believe. |
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by Dom Stasi If you think that the upcoming presidential election is beyond being rigged by the Republicans again, you are dead wrong. |
by Sean Carter I'm selling my vote. I wasn't going to use it anyway. |
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Virus in the System: Ethics and Electronics in the Election System The simple technological solution, microchips not mini chads, has its own dangers. |
You, sir, are an idiot. |
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