To Comfort The Afflicted
And Afflict The Comfortable
Election Year Blues
BY SHARON MARTIN
My husband has been self-employed since his early 20s, first as a commercial artist and then as a fine artist. Here are...
The Rumble From The People Can Work
BY RALPH NADER
If only the people who engage in “road rage” would engage in “corporate rage” when they are harmed by cover-ups or hazardous...
Just A Modest Proposal
BY DAVID PERRYMAN
Gulliver’s Travels’ author Jonathan Swift was born in Dublin, Ireland in 1667. He was a priest, a poet and a satirist. Among...
Why the GOP’s Fence Fantasy is a Farce
BY JIM HIGHTOWER A long time ago, in a not-so-faraway land, a civilization existed that was governed through a fairly rational political system. Even conservative candidates for high office had to have a good idea or two – and be quasi-qualified. That land was the USA. It still exists as a place, but these days, Republican candidates don’t even have to be qualified – much less sane – to run for the highest office in […]
Remembering Mike Barlow
BY JOHN THOMPSON
Oklahoma City legend Mike Barlow died last fall at the age of 71. His funeral at the Temple B'nai Israel was attended by...