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December 29 Senate Republican Leader Bill Frist: Is Senate Republican Leader Bill Frist a White House puppet with Karl Rove and George W. Bush the puppeteers?
December 22 Mideast Violence during the Holidays: The Three Kings -- the Magi, the Wise Men -- follow the brightest explosion in the Middle East.
December 15 North Korean Missiles to Yemen: President George W. Bush's black and white simplicity failed when the U.S. allowed a seized North Korean shipment of Scud missiles to continue on to Yemen.
December 8 How Saddam helps his Enemy Bush: Ironically, Saddam Hussein helps his sworn enemy George W. Bush by growing his popularity and distracting the country from matters like the economy, environment and liberties.
December 1 Killing for God: Killing and war in God's name is a perversion of religion whether it's Muslim, Christian, Hindu, etc.
November 24 Bush On and On and On, On Iraq: Bush obsessively talks about Iraq in order build a coalition against Saddam. This was his strategy at last week's NATO summit in Prague. Nations signing on to Bush's "coalition of the willing" may really be motivated by access to U.S. markets, investment and aid.
November 17 Iraq, America and Rubber-Stamp Legislatures: While President Bush calls the Iraqi Parliament a rubber stamp for Saddam Hussein, some think the U.S. Congress has become a rubber stamp for Bush.
November 10 Capital Punishment: The death penalty has an impracticality to it because of its time and expense coupled with a classification system of who qualifies for it that fails to make society safer from all cold-blooded killers and fails to recognize that to a murder victim, whether her killer was sane, insane, retarded or young makes no difference.
November 3 North Korea, Iraq & Nukes: The inconsistency of U.S. foreign policy on weapons of mass destruction arises because Iraq is weak while North Korea is strong militarily.
October 27 Television News: Cable news networks resort to hyperbole and even hysteria to gain viewers and ratings.
October 20 Military Overseas: The U.S. stations troops in foreign countries, but what would be the reception of foreign troops stationed in America.
October 13 Dissent on Iraq: The Iraq war resolution passes Congress and Americans are expected to follow the Bush administration and Congress like sheep, but democracy needs bah's not baa's.
October 6 Bush Iraq Resolution: Democrats Dick Gephardt and Joe Lieberman sign onto George W. Bush's proposed resolution on Iraq before their party does, thus eroding any real debate in the Congress on war.
September 29 Bush, Cheney, Rummy, Condi and Iraq: Bush, Rice, Rumsfeld, and Cheney in a remake of the "Treasure of the Sierra Madre" spoofing their my-way-or-the-highway approach to Iraq.
Septermber 22 Bush Prods U.N. On Iraq: George W. Bush calls for the United Nations to show some backbone on the Iraq issue and take up the United States' cause.
September 15 War with Iraq?: The United States and Iraq escalate their war rhetoric, but signal some room for negotiation via weapons inspectors and the United Nations.
September 8 Anniversary of 9-11: There's some rank commercialism going down with the anniversary of 9/11.
September 1 U.S. Inconsistency on Iraq and Saudi Arabia: In his August 26, 2002 speech, Dick Cheney stated that our goal for Iraq is democracy. Meanwhile, George W. Bush snuggled up to the very undemocratic Saudi regiime.
August 25 Commentators on Iraq: Cable-news pundits blithely talk about attacking Iraq, but it's not their lives on the line.
August 18 The Economy: The current recession was brought on by economic cycles -- booms and busts -- that are far more powerful than mere political parties.
August 11 Blaming Clinton: George W. Bush and Dick Cheney use the diversionary political tactic of blaming Bill Clinton for the economy.
August 4 Nuclear Weapons: At a time when questions are being raised about Iraq and nuclear weapons, we in the U.S. are sure that we can be trusted with weapons of mass destruction. But does the rest of the world feel the same?
July 28 Corporate Fraud Legislation: Corporate fraud, a product of corporate greed and greedy CEOs, gets legislated by Congress since simple moral conviction is not a part of corporate synergy.
July 21 Performance Enhancers: It takes steroids, political contributions, cosmetic surgery and cooking the books to compete successfully today.
July 14 Bush at Harken Energy: Varying from his usual black and white outlook to defend himself in his role as director of Harken Energy, George W. Bush says "In the corporate world, sometimes things aren't exactly black and white when it comes to accounting procedures."
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July 7 International Meddling: George W. Bush has told other countries to get rid of their leaders, but what if another nation told us to find a new leader.
June 30 Corporate Scandals: As Wall Street reels from corporate scandals and corporate ethics are nonexistent, Jiminy Cricket arrives to provide a corporate conscience.
June 23 Enron Execs Well Paid: Senior Enron executives did well financially in the year before the company's bankruptcy filing while average employees didn't fare as well.
June 16 Fear of Terrorism: Government warnings and media stories about Al Qaeda threats are told to Americans in a way that sometimes heightens fear even though fear is a goal of terror.
June 9 The 9/11 Blame Game: Some senators and congressman claim they're not playing the blame game even as they blame the FBI and the CIA for inaction to prevent 9/11.
June 2 America's War on Terrorism in Other Countries: As America finances other countries in the war on terrorism, some less than legitimate takers will get in line for the money.
June 2 America's War on Terrorism in Other Countries: As America finances other countries in the war on terrorism, some less than legitimate takers will get in line for the money.
May 26 Bush in Europe: Many Europeans just don't like George W. Bush, seeing him as a bully with no care for the environment.
May 19 Embargo of Cuba: The American embargo of Cuba provides Fidel Castro with a scapegoat to blame for Cuba's failed economy under his leadership.
May 12 Star Directors: Major coporations often have very expensive big-name directors to add glamour and contacts to their corporate boards, and with Enron some are now being sued.
May 5 Whales: Japan uses the ruse of calling whale hunts scientific expeditions to get around the Internation Whaling Commissions ban on whaling.
April 28 Bush in Black and White and Gray: George W. Bush likes to see things in black and white, but the Middle East conflict is forcing him to add shades of gray to his palette.
April 21 Dissent Returns: It's OK again to to discuss, disagree and dissent -- American esteem for expression has returned.
April 14 Therapeutic Cloning: George W. Bush wants Congress to ban research cloning that could lead to cures.
April 7 Saddam Hussein: The Middle East conflict between Israelis and Palestinians protects Hussein from American action against him.
March 31 Arthur Andersen: The Justice Department has indicted the company instead of focusing on employees who may have committed crimes, potentially costing jobs of employees who knew nothing about Enron.
March 24 Congressional Oversight: The Bush administration is hostile to congressional oversight of the executive branch.
March 17 Terror Warnings: Homeland security chief Tom Ridge announces a color-coded terror alert system.
March 10 Middle East Violence: Can a peace be negotiated while Palestinians are killing Israelis and Israelis are killing Palestinians?
March 3 Enron Responsibility: Everyone in the Enron scandal claims to have been misled.
February 24 Mike Tyson: He's having trouble finding a venue that will license him for his fight with heavyweight boxing champion Lennox Lewis.
February 17 Campaign Finance Reform: An unintended irony is exposed about politicians and their inextricable intertwinement with money.
February 10 Ken Lay Before Congress: Former Enron chairman Kenneth L. Lay will appear before two congressional panels this week.
February 3 GAO to sue Cheney: The GAO says it will sue Dick Cheney to get information he refuses to divulge about his energy commission.
January 27 Enron Document Shredding: With investigations under way, Enron and its auditor are accused of shredding documents.
January 20 An Al Qaeda Fighter's Human Trait: An Al Qaeda prisoner expresses fear of flying to Camp X-Ray at Guantanamo Bay.
January 13 School Testing: National accountability testing of students means that at least some schools will teach to the test.
January 6 Extremists, Militants, Fanatics: They push deliberative, moderate people around until they finally rise up with unexpected force to fight back.
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