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Posted by Eliza Fish | Mar 15, 2004 | Media, Politics |
A Broiler or a Spoiler?—The presidential candidacy of Ralph Nader as an Independent—he and the Green Party have split—raises again, as it did in the 2000 election, the question of whether his searing whacks at the Bush...
Read MorePosted by Eliza Fish | Mar 1, 2004 | Politics |
Editor’s note: Last month’s Gallup Poll gave President Bush his first-ever approval rating of less than 50 percent—49 to be exact, an 11 point drop from his early-January standing. Bush also trailed, according to...
Read MorePosted by Eliza Fish | Mar 1, 2004 | Media, Politics |
Yet Another Media Monopoly—The Comcast Corporation, already the largest cable-TV titan, with 22 million subscribers, is planning to tighten its hammerlock on what news and entertainment Americans can receive. It is trying to buy...
Read MorePosted by Eliza Fish | Feb 15, 2004 | Politics |
Listening to President Bush delivering his State of the Union address—a poorly camouflaged 2004 campaign speech—made us think more sharply about the months to come before Election Day and the fate of the union if he wins a...
Read MorePosted by Eliza Fish | Feb 15, 2004 | Politics |
Clean Them Up—The first state-by-state ranking of corruption in local and state governments rates Mississippi as the worst and Nebraska as the best. The Corporate Crime Reporter, a vigorous investigative newsletter, dug into...
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