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Category Archives: Barack Obama
Obama’s Burden
THE RIGHT-WING MEDIA MACHINE VS. BARACK OBAMA by Arlen Grossman/ The Big Picture Report You may have heard it said that if President Obama discovered a cure for cancer, he would be criticized for putting oncologists out of work. While … Continue reading →
Posted in Barack Obama, Democratic Party, media, politics, Republican Party
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Tagged Anita Dunn, Bill Clinton, Citizens United, conservatives, Fox News, Health Care Law, Left, left-wing, Mitch McConnell, Moon Landing, Obamacare, President Carter, President Nixon, Rasmussen poll, Right, right-wing media, right-wing think tanks, Supreme Court
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Is Good War an Oxymoron?
The Shifting Strategies of Empire by David Swanson/ March24, 2012 Remarks at the United National Antiwar Coalition (UNAC) Conference: President Obama this week declared the war on Iraq to be an honorable success that has given us a brighter future. … Continue reading →
Posted in Afghanistan, Barack Obama, foreign policy, Iraq, Iraq war, military, war
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Tagged David Swanson, Hillary Clinton, Leon Panetta, NATO, UNAC
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Chilling Video: Media Censorship
Jeremy Scahill article in The Nation, March 14, 2012: Why Is President Obama Keeping a Journalist in Prison in Yemen?
Posted in Barack Obama, Justice, law, media, Terrorism
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Tagged Abdulelah Haider Shaye, al Qaeda, Ali Abdullah Saleh, censorship, Jeremy Scahill, The Nation, whistleblowers, Yemen
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Macho Man Competition
Posted in Barack Obama, elections, humor, Iran, military, politics, Republican Party, war
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Tagged David Horsey, Los Angeles Times
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BPR Quote of the Day: We Don’t Have to Follow Any Stinking Fifth Amendment!
“This is a monumental pile of crap that should embarrass every Democrat who ever said an unkind word about John Yoo.” Charles Pierce/ Politics Blog/ Esquire.com/ March 5, 2012 Pierce (author of Idiot America) was reacting to a speech by … Continue reading →
Posted in Barack Obama, civil liberties, foreign policy, Justice, law, Quotations, Terrorism, war
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Tagged Charles Pierce, due process, Eric Holder, Esquire.com, Fifth Amendment, Glenn Greenwald, John Yoo, judicial process, judicial review, Northwestern University School of Law, Salon.com
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Why We Keep Getting Screwed
Posted in Barack Obama, Economics, economy, elections, government, politics
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Tagged Bank of America, Citigroup, Federal Reserve, GAO report, Goldman Sachs, Mitt Romney, Morgan Stanley, top contributors, Wells Fargo
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Robert Reich: Where Are the Good Jobs?
Manufacturing Illusions by Robert Reich, Feb. 17, 2012 Suddenly, manufacturing is back – at least on the election trail. But don’t be fooled. The real issue isn’t how to get manufacturing back. It’s how to get good jobs and good … Continue reading →
Posted in Barack Obama, economy, labor, Republican Party
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Tagged China, jobs, labor unions, manufacturing jobs, Michigan, Mitt Romney, Rick Santorum, Robert Reich, unions, United Auto Workers
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Can It Get Any Better Than This for Democrats?
by Arlen Grossman As the economy slowly improves, polls show President Obama’s approval rating rising and populist Democratic issues resonating well with America’s voters. Compared to last year when conservatives were riding high and the issues seemed to favor the … Continue reading →
Posted in Barack Obama, Democratic Party, elections, Occupy Wall Street, politics, Republican Party, Uncategorized
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Tagged Citizens United, conservatives, OpEdNews, polls, tea party
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The Power of the Occupy Movement
by Arlen Grossman You may question the power of the Occupy movement, but think back less than a year ago. The Tea Party was setting the agenda: the federal deficit and national debt were preeminent issues, President Obama was anxious … Continue reading →
Posted in Barack Obama, Economics, inequality, labor, Occupy Wall Street, politics, protests, Uncategorized
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Tagged John Boehner, Mitch McConnell, Occupy movement
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