To Comfort The Afflicted
And Afflict The Comfortable
Monthly Archives: July 2014
Strangling Democracy
BY JIM HIGHTOWER The Koch boys, Charles and David, live in their own little world. It’s a special world, enshrouded in a rarefied atmosphere created by the fumes emanating from their family’s enormous stockpiles of wealth. Thus, the two brothers have always felt very special, and they also expect those of us in the down-to-Earth […]
Asking The Right Questions
Constant War
A Message For Patriots Of All Persuasions
BY JOE CONASON When the flags fly proudly on the Fourth of July, I remember what my late father taught me about love of country. Much as he despised the scoundrels and pretenders he liked to call “jelly-bellied flag flappers,” after a line in a favorite Rudyard Kipling story, he was deeply patriotic. It is […]