Column – Bradblog.Com
The League of Women Voters in Wisconsin announced it will file a lawsuit in Dane County Circuit Court charging that the Badger State’s newly-enacted polling place photo ID restriction law violates the state’s Constitution. Read more »
Column – Bradblog.Com
The Jones County, Mississippi, slogan is “A Great Place to Live.” While this may or may not be true, and I’ve never been there, it’s clearly not a great place to vote. At least if voting in a way that is verifiably accurate for the citizenry is … Read more »
Article – Michael Collins
The House of Commons committee investigating Rupert Murdoch’s United Kingdom media properties released new evidence this week. The evidence elaborates on themes generated at the committee hearing of July 19 and adds new information to the toxic brew that … Read more »
Column – Bradblog.Com
So I forced myself to take a few hours off yesterday. As too often happens, it turned into a busman’s holiday. We took a trip out to closing day at the Orange County Fair in Costa Mesa, CA, had a great time in the bargain, and even shared a bunch of fun/snarky … Read more »
Article – Greg Palast
I am not surprised that Piers Morgan has been outed for allegedly hacking phones (listening, in one case, to personal messages between Heather Mills and Paul McCartney.) I learned about the creepy antics of this one-man TV-host crime spree the hard way: … Read more »
Column – Bradblog.Com
On Tuesday, we highlighted some of the many failures of e-voting systems in the Jackson, Mississippi (Hinds County), metropolitan area during their statewide primary election that day. Apparently enough systems failed, touch-screen systems that simply … Read more »
Column – Bradblog.Com
Matthew Vadum will lie about anything he needs to in order to collect his wingnut welfare paychecks apparently. American values such as democracy be damned. It’s partisan politics (and paychecks) at all costs. Read more »
Column – Bradblog.Com
Please don’t say we didn’t try to warn you. We even caught a bit of flak from folks on the “Left” and were quoted by Brit Hume on Fox “News” for our comments at the time. Back on April 1, 2007 — in what wasn’t an April Fools Day joke, unfortunately … Read more »
Column – Bradblog.Com
No sooner did our own Ernie Canning call for a Eugene McCarthy-like progressive Democratic primary challenge to President Barack Obama last Friday afternoon, than Current’s Countdown featured an interview with Ralph Nader to discuss exactly that on Friday … Read more »
Column – Bradblog.Com
The Third Circuit U.S. Court of Appeals in Philadelphia handed the public a huge victory on Thursday, and giant corporations a rare loss, in their decision [PDF] on a case that (ironically enough, given the subject matter) most of the public knew … Read more »
Column – Bob Fitrakis
The Columbus Free Press obtained public records documenting that the Ohio State Medical Center recently fired whistleblower Dr. Gerard Nuovo for allegedly filing frivolous charges of scientific misconduct against Sanford Barsky, M.D. Read more »
Column – Bradblog.Com
He had inappropriate sexual entanglements with a number of women and lied about it repeatedly to the American people. Yet nobody — save for one Colorado law school prof — seems to be calling for Justice Clarence Thomas’ resignation for some reason. Read more »
Column – Bradblog.Com
Mountains of irregularities, more than 800 official exhibits, and objections by candidate’s attorneys never examined by top state election authority before razor-thin results for 10-year seat on state’s high court certified as ‘correct’ Read more »
Column – Bradblog.Com
GOP Voter Suppression Shifts Into High Gear in State After State as ‘Tea Party’ Shell Game Exposed Read more »
Column – Bradblog.Com
Rightwing activists and propagandists James O’Keefe and Hannah Giles, employees of con-artist and propagandist Andrew Breitbart, may not use the First Amendment as an excuse for breaking the law in California, according to a federal judge’s ruling … Read more »
Column – Michael Collins
The antiunion movement in the United States keeps us underpaid and represents a serious impediment to economic growth. Despite that, the antiunion sentiment remains strong among the political establishment and their patrons. Why? Read more »
Column – Michael Collins
Foreclosure practices lift the veil on a broader set of interlocking efforts to exploit those hardest hit by the endless economic hard times, citizens who become financially desperate due medical conditions. A 2007 study found that medical expenses or income … Read more »
Column – Michael Collins
The Federal government is about to settle the ForeclosureGate affair, according to a report in the New York Times on April 9. The Times noted that twelve million homes will be lost by 2012. Home equity values are down by $5.6 trillion since the real … Read more »
Column – Michael Collins
The Republican crazies are in a celebrity death match with sleepwalking Democrats. It is a fabricated drama amounting to not much of anything in terms of the nation’s well being. The stakes are supposedly the shutdown of the United States government … Read more »
Press Release – Bradblog.Com
It’s difficult to tell where the smoke is emanating from, and Tokyo Electric Power Co. (TEPCO) seems to be giving conflicting information, as to whether it’s coming from Fukushima’s Daiichi reactor Unit 3 or 4. Read more »
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