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  • Labor steps up for antiwar action

    Labor steps up for antiwar action

    January 26, 2007

    Worker's Correspondence Organized labor played a key role in preparations for the Jan. 27 Washington antiwar march. Over the past three years, labor bodies at the national, regional and local level have become increasingly outspoken on...

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  • The State of the Union  changing direction: Imperial presidency under fire

    The State of the Union changing direction: Imperial presidency under fire

    January 26, 2007

    News Analysis The concerns of most Americans who find it harder and harder to make ends meet, and who want to bring our troops home from Iraq, were ignored by George W. Bush in his State...

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  • Antiwar GI stands firm

    Antiwar GI stands firm

    January 26, 2007

    As the Feb. 5 date for his court martial approaches, Army First Lieutenant Ehren Watada continues his outspoken opposition to the war in Iraq. Speaking Jan. 23 on Democracy Now, Watada recalled that as he studied...

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  • If clinics close, where will sick go?

    If clinics close, where will sick go?

    January 26, 2007

    CHICAGO — The battle to fund human needs instead of war or tax breaks for the super-rich found its expression right in the heart of the Midwest. A serious fightback is emerging here, after newly elected...

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  • Bring em home: Veterans, lawmakers, unionists, women tell Bush to listen up

    Bring em home: Veterans, lawmakers, unionists, women tell Bush to listen up

    January 26, 2007

    WASHINGTON — Determined to stand with the American people, Rep. Lynn Woolsey (D-Calif.) and leaders of the antiwar movement blasted President Bush for refusing in his State of the Union speech Jan. 23 to heed the...

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