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  • Editorial: Toward a third revolution

    Editorial: Toward a third revolution

    July 1, 2005

    The American Revolution, which July 4 celebrates, freed the American colonies from the yoke of the British king and empire. It established the beginnings of a democratic republic, which enshrined the rights of individuals and the...

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  • Editorial: Stay the course bromides

    Editorial: Stay the course bromides

    July 1, 2005

    Speaking to a captive audience of soldiers at Fort Bragg, N.C., June 28, President George W. Bush resorted once again to his favorite lie to justify the invasion and occupation of Iraq. Five times he explicitly...

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  • Watergate: First in a series of very American coups

    Watergate: First in a series of very American coups

    July 1, 2005 By Tim Wheeler

    WASHINGTON — Suddenly, the Watergate conspiracy is back in the headlines with the revelation that former FBI officer W. Mark Felt is the mysterious “Deep Throat” who fed Washington Post reporter Bob Woodward tips on the...

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  • Intl justice for janitors

    Intl justice for janitors

    July 1, 2005

    MINNEAPOLIS (PAI) — After the office doors close and the phones stop ringing, the “invisible” workforce filters into downtown buildings. Janitors sweep and polish floors and clean windows. Security guards patrol silent hallways. To raise their...

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  • Nationalize the health industry

    Nationalize the health industry

    July 1, 2005 By David Lawrence

    The paradox is inescapable. The United States pays more for health care by any measure than any other nation in the world, yet the quality of health care in the U.S. has been declining for decades.

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