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  • Firefighters and prescription drugs

    Firefighters and prescription drugs

    June 7, 2008

    Suppose your house is burning down with your family trapped inside. When the fire department arrives at the scene, they tell you the rescue will cost $1 million. After all, aren’t your family and your house...

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  • Kurdish question and fruits of imperialism

    Kurdish question and fruits of imperialism

    June 7, 2008 By Norman Markowitz

    An ongoing guerilla war is raging in Southeastern Turkey and Kurdish regions of U.S.-occupied Iraq. The war is led by the Kurdistan Workers Party (PKK), which since its inception in Turkey has fought for a socialist...

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  • McCains bottomless sewer

    McCains bottomless sewer

    June 7, 2008

    John McCain has repeatedly been forced to dump campaign advisers exposed as lobbyists for fascist-like regimes and transnational corporations. Six of his highest ranking operatives were recently forced out including Doug Goodyear — McCain’s choice to...

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  • Hope, change, unity, history

    Hope, change, unity, history

    June 7, 2008

    After 17 months and 56 primaries and caucuses, and after an unprecedented 35 million people cast their votes during the nominating process, Sen. Barack Obama became the first African American who could claim the nomination of...

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  • Transit crunch may spark new vision

    Transit crunch may spark new vision

    June 7, 2008

    OAKLAND, Calif. — Just when soaring gas prices, clogged highways and deepening worries about global warming are leading Americans to abandon their cars for public transit, a budget squeeze is wrapping itself like a boa constrictor...

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