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The New Depression
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#OccupyWallStreet Class War
Mitt doubles down
Mitt Romney does an interesting little tap dance here when confronted by an Occupy New Hampshire protester about corporate personhood: AMY GOODMAN: And in a moment, we’re going to have a very interesting discussion about what’s going on in Indiana around worker rights. But I wanted to turn to one last clip. A day after narrowly winning the Iowa caucus, Mitt Romney came under intense questioning in New Hampshire Wednesday by a member of Occupy Boston and Occupy New Hampshire [...]
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Life in the Big City Why I'm Not A Catholic Anymore
End of an era
I couldn’t begin to count how many Catholic schools have already closed in Philadelphia over the last 20 years, and now the relative few that are left are on the chopping block. I’m not fond of the Catholic church, to say the least, and they’ve lost a lot of local support since the sex scandals. One could well argue that the church is abandoning its core mission of educating the inner cities in order to pay their legal bills, but [...]
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The ring around Scott Walker
I wonder if anyone’s going to make a deal and spill the beans on Walker: Three individuals – including a former top aide to Gov. Scott Walker – were charged Thursday with felonies as part of the ongoing John Doe investigation into Walker staffers. Tim Russell, a longtime Walker campaign and county staffer, was charged with two felonies and one misdemeanor count of embezzlement. One source said the charges are tied to Operation Freedom, an annual military appreciation day held [...]
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Told ya
Louis Freeh is a bagman for the establishment. He was hired to cover up, not investigate. Bookmark It
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The last hurrah
If I still lived there, I would have gone to his wake – just to make sure he was dead. This GOP boss successfully kept democracy out of the county, and corruption in the drivers seat for a very long time. “He was for people, not against people, and that is a model for all of us to live by,” O’Brien said. “We need leaders today who stand up for the little guy.” Oh, the lies people tell about dead [...]
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Corporate Statism Dirty Rotten Scoundrels
We bring good things to life
Don’t be silly, everyone knows the housing crash was caused by brown people getting mortgages from Fannie and Freddie! Why would they try to pin blame on a nice multinational corp like GE? For General Electric Co., hawking subprime mortgages was a long way from making light bulbs and jet engines. That didn’t stop the industrial giant from jumping into the subprime business in 2004, lending blue-chip respectability to the market for risky home loans by paying roughly half a [...]
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