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Tag Archives: Washington Post
19 Years of War–Why?
The War in Afghanistan Is a Fraud (and Now We Have Proof) By Lee Camp/ Truthdig/ January 9, 2020 Bombs have numbers. Humans have names. Our American military boasts a skill and passion for using numbers to turn names … Continue reading
Posted in Afghanistan, America, foreign policy, government, military, politics, war
Tagged Afghanistan papers, Don Rumsfeld, Lee Camp, Truthdig, Washington Post, Wolf Blitzer
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How the Rich Get Richer
Seeing Trump tax returns is just first step By Charlotte Rampell/ Washington Post/ October 8, 2018 Everyone is shocked, shocked to learn that President Trump amassed his fortune not by the sweat of his brow, but rather the old-fashioned … Continue reading
Posted in Donald Trump, Economics, government, inequality, politics, taxes
Tagged Charlotte Rampell, IRS, IRS audits, Washington Post
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Lies, Lies, and More Lies
Trump’s medical deceptions should be a scandal By Paul Waldman/ Washington Post/ May 2, 2018 “Trump disseminated false medical records to fool the public about his health.” That is a headline you have never seen, though you should have. If … Continue reading
Posted in Donald Trump, government, health, politics, scandals
Tagged Harold Bornstein, Hillary Clinton, HIPPA, lies, medical records, Paul Waldman, Washington Post
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It’s Time to Give Socialism a Try
By Elizabeth Bruenig/ Washington Post/ March 6, 2017 In the United States, we’ve arrived at a pair of mutually exclusive convictions: that liberal, capitalist democracies are guaranteed by their nature to succeed and that in our Trumpist moment they … Continue reading
Posted in America, Economics, economy, government, politics
Tagged capitalism, Elizabeth Bruenig, socialism, Washington Post
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It’s Time to Give Socialism a Try
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Posted in America, Economics, economy, government, politics
Tagged capitalism, Elizabeth Bruenig, liberalism, socialism, Washington Post
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WHO NEEDS DEMOCRACY ANYWAY?
US State Department considers dropping ‘democracy’ from its mission statement By Josh Rogin/ Washington Post/ August 1, 2017 The US State Department is considering dropping “democracy” from its key mission statement as Secretary of State Rex Tillersonorders his department to … Continue reading
Posted in foreign policy, government, politics
Tagged democracy, Donald Trump, Josh Rogin, Rex Tillerson, State Department, The Independent, Washington Post
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Media Blackout: Child Rape in Colombia by Americans
By Arlen Grossman A 12-year-old Colombian girl was allegedly drugged and raped inside a Colombian air force base in 2007. The perpetrators were U.S. Army Sergeant Michael J. Coen and defense contractor Cesar Ruiz. They were never arrested and were subsequently … Continue reading
Posted in crime, foreign policy, government, law, media, military
Tagged child rape, CNN, Colombia, Colombia Reports, El Nuevo Herald, El Tiempo, FARC, MSNBC, New York Times, Washington Post
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