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Stay Vigilant!

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On August 23, 2006
Oh, sure, George W. Bush may have singlehandedly thwarted the terrifying numerologically determined impending attack from Iran by personally throwing the Bill of Rights and the United States Code into a big bonfire at the place where he clears all the brush. But think that...

Where’s Jake?

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On August 23, 2006

Did I miss something, or has Jacob Weisberg curiously disappeared since his anti-Lamont tirade two weeks ago? Usually he posts to Slate pretty regularly, but I haven't seen anything lately..

Erik's recent work on the lumber industry in Oregon and Washington serves to remind us that deindustrialization isn't a phenomenon limited the the Rust Belt. Also check out Tuesday Forgotten American Blogging, which today focuses on labor radicalism in the northwest in the early twentieth...

Chuckle

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On August 22, 2006
I've been reviewing our archives in an effort to collect our Nader posts and book reviews. This is no mean task; you would not believe how many of our posts were anti-Nader screeds, especially in the early days. The following post, from July 7, 2004...

Shatner

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On August 21, 2006

Thoughts on the Shatner Roast? I haven't watched the whole thing, but the parts I've seen were pretty funny. I'm pretty skeptical about the comedy value of the "roast" format,.

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