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Paid articleDon't Worry About Ralph
Rothschild, Matthew
Editor’s Note Matthew Rothschild Don’t Worry About Ralph I know a lot of people hold grudges against Ralph Nader for Al Gore’s defeat in 2000, and I’m not going to deny he played some role. But...
Paid articleLetters
Letters to the Editor Edwards Spoke for Me Ruth Conniff’s article “Edwards, the Populist” speaks for me (February issue). I worked for Edwards in New Hampshire. I cannot shift to Hillary for the...
Paid articleA Faulty Stimulus
Comment A Faulty Stimulus YOu’ll probably be getting your rebate check soon from George W. Bush. Go ahead and cash it, and spend it, too, preferably at a locally owned business. The economy needs...
Paid articleNo Comment
No Comment Media Blackout Viewers in Alabama were unable to watch a 60 Minutes segment on former Alabama Governor Don Siegelman, who was jailed for corruption last June. WHNT-TV said it was caused...
Paid articleOlympic Ruin
Zirin, Dave
Edge of Sports Dave Zirin Olympic Ruin This August, the Olympics land on Beijing, to the thrill of market-driven autocracies everywhere. China and its corporate partners will use the summer games...
Paid articleMy Father's Party
Rodríguez, Luis J.
Writing to America Luis J. Rodriguez My Father’s Party My father was a Republican. Anybody who knows me may find this hard to believe. You could not find an apple as far away from the tree as the...
Paid articleObama's Tricky Details
Conniff, Ruth
Political Eye Ruth Conniff Obama’s Tricky Details John McCain drove home why the Democrats want Barack Obama to be their nominee the night of the Wisconsin primary. Looking like grumpy old gramps,...
Paid articleParadoxes and Misnomers
Galeano, Eduardo
The Upside-Down World Eduardo Galeano Paradoxes and Misnomers History is an errant paradox. It is the contradictions that keep its legs moving. When they were evicted from the Garden of Eden,...
Paid articleOn the Line
On the Line Witness for Justice Alan Pogue began taking photographs during the Vietnam War, prompted by “an urge to record what .shocked me as well as what was beautiful.” His new book, Witness...
Paid articleWinter Soldiers Sound Off
Jamail, Dahr
By Dahr Jamail Illustration by Sam Weber Winter Soldiers Sound Off Jason Moon suffers from persistent insomnia as he wrestles with memories of his time in Iraq. “While on our initial convoy into...
Paid articleThey Can't Just Walk All Over Us
Lydersen, Kari
By Kari Lydersen Illustration by Alex Nabaum They Can’t Just Walk All Over Us Farmers Resist a Pipeline Carlisle Kelly saved money from his Amtrak job for years to buy one of the last remaining...
Paid articleJohn Edgar Wideman
Law, Violet
THE PROGRESSIVE INTERVIEW by Violet Law John Edgar Wideman As American novelists go, few have had the foresight of John Edgar Wideman. In March 2003, hours before President Bush broadcast his...
Paid articleCareful What You Wish For
Durst, Will
Off the Map Will Durst Careful What You Wish For This is a tale of two California gubernatorial elections whose seismic aftershocks can still be felt today. The first was in 1966. Democratic...
Paid articleCharlie Haden's Progressions
Lewis, Andrea
By Andrea Lewis Charlie Haden’s Progressions I Illustration by Andrea Ventura really don’t stay in categories,” says Charlie Haden. “I follow the beauty of music and where it takes me.” During...
Paid articleThere is No Fried Chicken in Heaven
Thomas, Truth
Poem There is No Fried Chicken in Heaven (after Gerald Stern) In all these bank glass pawn shops in all this wounded hardware I have never seen a broader bottomed boom box nor heard Kirk...
Paid articleA Role for Religion
Haslanger, Phil
Books A Role for Religion The Great Awakening: Reviving Faith & Politics in a Post-Religious Right America By Jim Wallis HarperOne. 352 pages. $25.95. Souled Out: Reclaiming Faith & Politics...
Paid articleDon't Ask The Experts
Hightower, Jim
The Lowdown Jim Hightower Don’t Ask The Experts They say you should never ask a barber if you need a haircut. Likewise, never ask the geniuses in charge of our economy if things are going well,...
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