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Marghi Dutton is 90 and losing her eyesight, but nothing was going to stop her from trekking to midspan of the Golden Gate Bridge on Sunday with the anti-war group Code Pink: Women for Peace. She joined a crowd of about 100 demonstrators dressed in hot pink hats, shirts and scarves and fought the wind…
An open letter to Minnesota’s Congressional and Senatorial Delegation
ByMikaelSpecial to IFP by Dan Dittmann Recently there has been much going on within Minnesota attracting national attention. As recently reported by major media outlets, Minnesotans have witnessed blizzards, droughts, wild fires, flash flooding, and a major bridge collapse all in the course of a few months. These events are unfortunate and tragic; there is…
Blackwater losing license in Iraq
AFP Â Iraq ordered the cancellation on Monday of the operating licence of US security firm Blackwater after it was involved in a shootout in Baghdad that killed eight people, a senior official told AFP. Blackwater offers personal security to US civilian officials working in Iraq. “The interior minister (Jawad al-Bolani) has issued an order to…
Five Ways Bush’s Era of Repression Has Stolen Your Liberties Since 9/11
Matthew Rothschild, The New Press Today’s America is a much less free place than the America of 2000. Following the attacks of September 11, 2001, the Bush administration has, by word and by deed, erected an edifice of repression here in the United States. We’ve been living in it ever since. And it’s not a…
Rep. Capuano Flips for Impeachment
Ralph Lopez, Dailykos — Congressman Mike Capuano (D-MA) has just signed onto Wexler’s letter supporting immediate impeachment hearings against Dick Cheney, after a long period of stubborn intransigence in the face of constituent pressure. He has been written to and visited repeatedly by constituents associated with the New England Impeachment Coalition, always giving a response…
Appeals Court Criticizes Bush’s “Unchecked Authority” with Wiretaps
National Security Agency‘s surveillance programs appeared skeptical of and sometimes hostile to the Bush administration’s central argument Wednesday: that national security concerns require that the lawsuits be dismissed. “Is it the government’s position that when our country is engaged in a war that the power of the executive when it comes to wiretapping is unchecked?”…
