Vol. X, No. 1, January 2004
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Trusting the Governmentby Jonathan Wallace
Distrust of government is a cornerstone of democracy. |
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by Tommy Ates FBI surveillance of domestic protestors indicates the Bush administration's political desperation. |
by Steve 60% of Americans now think that the war in Iraq was a good idea - and the main reason given was Bush's 2-hour layover in Baghdad on Thanksgiving! |
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by Daniel P. Welch Media bleating about having to cover candidates that aren't "serious" is the opposite of the truth. |
by Evan Maloney One might assume that, if imposing the tariff was bad, then eliminating the tariff must be good, right? |
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by Jarrod Rosen Gun parts can be sold to felons who can then assemble the guns themselves. |
I know that anything good for America is bad news for you. |
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