Shared Purpose 06.30.04 :: 15:43EST :: Citixendotorg
The private interest of GOP policy is embodied in their simplistic tax-cut slogan
Archive for June, 2004
Re: “Age of Political Segregation” (NYT) 06.29.04 :: 08:51EST :: Letters To Ed
When everyone in your district is of your political persuasion, the art of political compromise in Washington begins to disappear and “polarization” ensues.
Feelin’ Good, Feelin’ Queasy 06.26.04 :: 17:49EST :: Citixendotorg
Reagan may have made Americans feel good about themselves, but he was used to usher in a naive ideology that basically decided that the problem of government and its commitments could be solved by ignoring facts and realities.
Degrees of Forgiveness 06.25.04 :: 17:11EST :: mini posts
There may be degrees of sin, but Jesus never talked about degrees of forgiveness.
Pimping America 06.18.04 :: 21:16EST :: mini posts
Ass-backward priorities of American political leadership.
Re: “Panel Says Bush’s Space Goals…” (NYT) 06.17.04 :: 09:49EST :: Letters To Ed
The political and social opportunities of a second, cleaner, industrial revolution beckon for want of an equally compelling marketing concept.
How We Do… 06.15.04 :: 23:21EST :: Citixendotorg
The ‘water’s edge’ needs to be extended to security.
Big Wallets 06.14.04 :: 13:11EST :: mini posts
Money shouldn’t be the sole criteria for determining legitimacy.
For Reagan, All Life was Sacred 06.11.04 :: 11:21EST :: Citixendotorg
We cannot address the issue of who (or what) controls the viability of the fetus without addressing the same ’sacred respect’ we give to individual liberty and freedom under laws we also claim are ‘divinely inspired’.
Re: “Bans on Torture Didn’t Bind Bush” (NYT) 06.08.04 :: 12:02EST :: Letters To Ed
If Americans accept this behavior, then we are truly weaker in spirit than all our rhetoric of liberty, freedom, and flag-waving would have us believe.
Re: “Colorado Republicans Lose…” (NYT) 06.08.04 :: 10:15EST :: Letters To Ed
Voters everywhere need to understand that this fight is fundamentally about the principle of “one person, one vote”.
Re: “Circling the Wagons” (NYT) 06.05.04 :: 16:34EST :: Letters To Ed
When elections aren’t competitive, there is little reason for politicians to compromise. With no compromise, there is polarization.
Re: “The Pentagon Looks South” (NYT) 06.05.04 :: 12:46EST :: Letters To Ed
Terrorism is a tactic, not an ideology.