Category: Politics
McCain Sells Out | Wal-Mart Gets Political | Capitol Hill Is an FBI Crime Scene
by WS Editors | Oct 1, 2006 | Economy, PoliticsCompromised Principles—When is a compromise not a compromise? When one side gets almost everything it wants and the other is left high and dry. That’s what happened in the recent debate over the Bush administration’s “anti-terrorism” interrogation powers. On one side were a trio of Republican senators led by John McCain (R-AZ), who was in […]
The Elephant in the Polling Booth
by Mark Crispin Miller | Oct 1, 2006 | PoliticsTo say that this election could go either way is not to say that the Republicans have any chance of winning it. As a civic entity responsive to the voters’ will, the party’s over, there being no American majority that backs it, or that ever would. Bush has left the GOP in much the same […]
The Congressional Art of Doing Nothing | Replacing Tom DeLay | Trouble A’Brewing
by WS Editors | Sep 15, 2006 | PoliticsDo-Nothing Congress—Our current Congress, upon returning to work after a five-week summer vacation, could follow the lead of Congresses past and whisk through a flurry of bills before leaving town for another month in the run-up to the November midterm elections. But if the last year is any indication, it won’t. The House of Representatives, […]
Big Money vs. Grassroots: The Fight For the Heart of the Democratic Party
by David Sirota | Sep 1, 2006 | PoliticsEditor’s Note: David Sirota is an occasional contributor to these pages and the author of a recent bestseller, Hostile Takeover, about the big money corruption that is perverting our democratic system of government. With the prospects good for the Democrats to regain control of at least one chamber of Congress, come November, Sirota says there is […]
Deadlock Over Immigration | An Erstwhile Democrat | The Michigan Court Decision
by WS Editors | Sep 1, 2006 | PoliticsFields of Nativism—As the nation was consumed by terror threats and by war in the Middle East, conservative Republicans were talking about . . . illegal immigration. House Republicans used the August congressional recess to hold 21 field hearings in 13 states, 15 of which just happened to be in battleground districts for the ’06 […]
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