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Tell Your Senators to Oppose Christopher Cox as New SEC Chairman |
by Messenger
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20 Jun 2005
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author: Lee Drutman, CitizenWorks.org
Opposition to Christopher Cox as the next chairman of the Securities and Exchange Commission is mounting. But your Senators need to hear that you oppose putting this dangerous right-wing free-market ideologue in charge of the SEC. |
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News :: Civil & Human Rights : Crime & Police : Elections & Legislation : Government Secrecy : Regime |
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Libraries Say Yes, Officials Do Quiz Them About Users |
by Eric Lichtblau
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20 Jun 2005
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"What this says to us," said Emily Sheketoff, the executive director of the library association's Washington office, "is that agents are coming to libraries and they are asking for information at a level that is significant, and the findings are completely contrary to what the Justice Department has been trying to convince the public." |
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LOCAL News :: Crime & Police |
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Citizen Police Review advocates meeting regularly |
by Ricky Baldwin
baldwinricky (nospam) yahoo.com (verified) |
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20 Jun 2005
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The Champaign County Coalition for Citizen Police Review meets on the first and third Tuesday of every month at 8pm at the Illinois Disciples foundation. |
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Dump Bush and the Congress he rode in on |
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20 Jun 2005
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author: Sasha Bergman
In the Northwest, most people I know have (at least) a healthy dose of scepticism towards Federal Government solutions to our problems. Even outside the more liberal population centers of Portland and Seattle, many Northwesterners have rejected the new paradigm and started working towards a better future. |
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News :: Civil & Human Rights : Elections & Legislation : Government Secrecy : International Relations : Iraq : Peace : Protest Activity : Right Wing |
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June 2005: Phase II of the Anti-War Movement |
by Medea Benjamin
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20 Jun 2005
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The witnesses at the hearing included constitutional lawyer John C. Bonifaz, who said that if the documents were proven to be true, the president may have violated a federal law against misleading Congress, and his actions would be grounds for impeachment. Cindy Sheehan, whose son Casey was killed in Iraq, said the memo confirmed that "the leadership of this country rushed us into an illegal invasion of another sovereign country on prefabricated and cherry-picked intelligence." She chided Congress for handing its responsibility to declare war over to the president, and said that a full investigation into the Downing Street Memo would be a "good beginning for Congress to redeem itself for abandoning the Constitution and the American people." |
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Rich Man's War, Poor Man's Fight |
by Michael Nolan
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19 Jun 2005
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The College Republicans, those enthusiasts who pumped their fists in the air and burped up pro-Bush war whoops every time a camera turned their way during the presidential campaign, should put their education on hold to relieve overextended and overstressed fellow Americans in the field In fact, why are College Republicans even in college? |
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News :: Children : Civil & Human Rights : Environment : Protest Activity |
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Successfull week of Anti-MountaintopRemoval activity in Lexington |
by Mountain Justice Summer
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31 May 2005
Modified: 19 Jun 2005 |
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During the week of June 13 in Lexington, KY, a meal of toxic coal sludge scraped out of a stream in eastern Kentucky was delivered to the president of a coal advocacy group, hundreds of concerned citizens attended an anti-mountain top removal (MTR) rally and march that ended at Kentucky Utility's headquarters, a film festival educated Lexingtonians about the dangers of strip mining and its repercussions, and activists passed out literature on the streets, all part of Mountain Justice Summer's week in Lexington, Kentucky. |
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