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Dictator Dubya
Common Dreams by Bob Burnett 12/19/05 For five years citizens have suffered 'a long train of abuses and usurpations' by George W. Bush. This week brought the announcement that he authorized domestic... ...
Bush's ambiguous wartime powers
Scripps Howard News Service by Dale McFeatters 12/19/05 The eavesdropping by the NSA, where targets are chosen by shift supervisors, is overseen by no judge, court or senior Justice Department official.... ...
Lessons on civil disobedience
CounterPunch by John Blair 12/19/05 Civil disobedience is truly the most effective means of protest but it needs to be used in creative ways following the three following rules from my perspective: 1.... ...
When government withers
Christian Science Monitor by Suzanne Mettler 12/19/05 Our political leaders may aim to spread democracy abroad, but the lessening role of government in the lives of Americans -- as manifested by recent... ...
To leave or not to leave
In These Times by Mark Levine 12/19/05 In the lead-up to the invasion of Iraq, President Bush told the world, 'We will remain in Iraq as long as necessary, and not a day more.' But as is always the case... ...
US debt soars on Bush's watch
Human Events by Bruce Bartlett 12/20/05 Last week, two new federal reports were published showing once again that the nation's fiscal position is dangerously out of whack. And by every measure, the situation... ...
Uncle Sam is listening
Salon by Bruce Schneier 12/20/05 When President Bush directed the National Security Agency to secretly eavesdrop on American citizens, he transferred an authority previously under the purview of the... ...
The blame game can wait
AntiWar.Com by US Rep. Ron Paul (R-TX) 12/20/05 If we hope to pursue a more sensible foreign policy, it is imperative that Congress face up to its explicit constitutional responsibility to declare war.... ...
Expanding the TSA's grasp
Foundation for Economic Education by Becky Akers 12/19/05 The government suffers no shortage of gall. Barely a week after air marshals from the Transportation Security Administration (TSA) gunned down... ...
Gonzales: War powers authorized eavesdropping
Reuters 12/19/05 The U.S. Congress' authorization of military force after the September 11, 2001, attacks also gave President George W. Bush the right to eavesdrop on people in the United States, U.S.... ...