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And the public yawned
October 14, 2005If George W. Bush’s speech last week to the National Endowment for Democracy were a Broadway play, it would’ve closed after opening night: All but his most slavish supporters panned it, and the general public yawned....
Read moreNew court nominee needed
October 14, 2005Maybe Bush and his in-group thought they could slide Harriet Miers onto the Supreme Court with nobody asking questions. But it seems some of his far-right backers aren’t following the script. Right-wing flacks George Will and...
Read moreBreaking the grip of Big Oil
October 14, 2005The day after President Bush advised Americans to deal with skyrocketing gas prices by avoiding unnecessary driving, he flew to New Orleans for a photo-op, burning up about 11,437 gallons of jet fuel, worth over $24,000....
Read moreBushs cross-county motorcade to promote less driving
October 14, 2005200-vehicle convoy sends conservation message, president says Hoping to send a powerful message about energy conservation, President George W. Bush said today that he would embark on an historic cross-country motorcade to promote less driving. “The...
Read moreCable workers communicate
October 14, 2005STERLING HEIGHTS, Mich. — “We’ll be back!” was the cry of the 100 members of the Communication Workers of America, joined by supporters from Jobs With Justice, as they wrapped up an informational picket line at...
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