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Commonweal . October 12, 2007 38 Our Gulag The Last Word Lois Spear ons, coupled with a general lack of public awareness, makes such abuse almost inevitable. Long before Guant¨¢namo,...
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governors had to raise taxes upon taking office to make up for budget deficits. But Dukakis had pledged during the 1974 campaign he would never raise taxes. The promise haunted him this year, even...
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Our Gulag
(October 2007)
