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THE ONLINE BEAT by John Nichols
AIDs activists infiltrate the RNC with a message "Bush: Stop Aids. Drop Global Debt Now.”
RADIONATION AUDIOBLOG by Marc Cooper
The Sopranos' "Carmela" explains why she agreed to star in the ad for Mothers Opposing Bush.
NEW YORK MINUTES by Nation contributors
By Liza Featherstone.
WEBLOG OF A MAD LAW PROFESSOR by Patricia J. Williams
I’d have framed that ubiquitous long shot of the Cheney family just a mite differently.
EDITOR'S CUT by Katrina vanden Heuvel
It's hard to imagine anyone more Janus-faced than the Democratic Senator from Georgia.
ACTNOW! by Peter Rothberg
United for Peace is staging a final RNC vigil on Thursday night.
CAPITAL GAMES by David Corn
Forget about the compassion stuff. The war in Iraq, they say, shows W. deserves four more years.
 
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08/31/2004
Robert Scheer | With friends like these, Israel doesn't need enemies.
(September 13, 2004 issue, web only)
08/26/2004
Ari Berman | MoveOn is striving to move beyond the Washington consultant-driven ad model.
(September 13, 2004 issue, web only)
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08/26/2004
Katha Pollitt | It's a stretch to suggest that the anti-Bush advocates are the lefty equivalent of the hard-right disinformation machine.
(from the September 13, 2004 issue)
08/25/2004
Jeff Chester | ABC will cover the GOP convention precisely as it covered the Democratic event--by largely ignoring it.
(August 30, 2004 issue, web only)
08/19/2004
Tom Gogola | Why canvassing sucks.
(August 30, 2004 issue, web only)
08/19/2004
Shane Paul Goldmacher | The Governor is setting two dangerous precedents for education in California.
(August 30, 2004 issue, web only)
08/17/2004
Richard Kim | How Jim McGreevey perfected the art of swimming in the mainstream.
(August 30, 2004 issue, web only)
08/17/2004
Robert Scheer | His refusal to recant his war vote plays into the President's hands.
(August 30, 2004 issue, web only)
08/12/2004
Katherine C. Reilly | Google has been acting as a censor to any political advertising with an edge.
(August 30, 2004 issue, web only)
08/12/2004
Dr. Marc Siegel | I don't see how the waste and misuse and undercoverage of sick people can get any worse than what we have now.
(August 30, 2004 issue, web only)
08/12/2004
Joel Rogers | Progressives urgently need a strategy to take back the states from the GOP.
(from the August 30, 2004 issue)
08/12/2004
Eyal Press | Bringing more churchgoers into the fold poses a complex challenge for Democrats.
(from the August 30, 2004 issue)
08/12/2004
Scott Sherman | It's time for William Kristol to say he was wrong about Iraq.
(from the August 30, 2004 issue)
08/12/2004
Mark Hertsgaard | The question about Kerry is whether he will turn out to be a politician who comprehends environmental dangers but who shrinks from doing much about them.
(from the August 30, 2004 issue)
08/9/2004
Dean Baker | As bad as Bush's economic record is, it would appear far worse if not for the housing bubble.
(August 16, 2004 issue, web only)
Editor's Picks
Gore Vidal reflects on Imperial America.
William Greider wonders how far the GOP will go to hold power.
Jack Newfield explains.
Events
My Country Tis of Thee
Music/reading at HousingWorks with John Nichols, Dan Bern and others.
The Republic in Ruins
A performance collage with music and spoken word.
Candlelight Convergence
At 8:00 PM, come to Union Sq. Park.

This Week in Print

Gore Vidal worries over the state of the union, Jonathan Schell asks if the US is still a global imperial power and Charles Glass reviews Bernard Lewis.

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