The above Subject Title was given to this by Dave, over at AfterDowningStreet, after I sent the Article over to him and he Promptly Posted it up! Sex is Involved – Can We Impeach Now? This was my Reply to the Sender, to...
Read MoreYou can help stop torture by simply making a phone call to your Members of
Congress in support of the Anti-Torture Amendment.
As a constituent of the Members of Congress (see full list of committee members
below) serving on the Armed Services or the Appropriations Committees, your
opinion is key.
Please call the Capitol Hill switchboard: (202) 224 – 3121 or dial the numbers
listed below and ask to be transfer to your Member of Congress.
You can base your calls on the following talking points:
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Oct 26, 2005: Over 600 vigils were held around the US to mark the death of the 2000th US soldier in Iraq. This one took place in Times Square, New York City.
by the TomPaine.com Editors
With Libby indicted, that’s one down, 28 to go. Here’s our official guide to the Cheney-Rumsfeld cabal that sold America an unjust war.
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When we think of New Orleans, we all think of its rich musical heritage. In the midst of the widespread devastation of Hurricane Katrina, New Orleans’ legendary public radio station, WWOZ, managed to get back on the air within days from nearby Baton Rouge. A skeleton crew of three people who had themselves lost their homes provided news, reconnecting loved ones who’d been separated from each other, and of course, playing the music that made New Orleans famous – Louis Armstrong, Buckwheat Zydeco, Little Queenie and Lead Belly. WWOZ program director David Freedman said of his station, “Our job is to try to be sure that we don’t lose this spirit that sets New Orleans apart.”
