Monthly Archives: June 2008

Republican Ohio Assembly Candidates Must Be Punished For Ohio’s Decline

I’ve been looking through the web-sites of local candidates for the Ohio House and Ohio Senate. Curiously, candidates of both parties seem to disregard their party affiliation. Here are two examples of how Republicans seem to want to forget that … Continue reading

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Thoughts Occasioned By the Death of Tim Russert

Tim Russert seemed to me a young man, but, in fact, he lived two years longer than Abraham Lincoln and, no doubt, to a teenager, he must have appeared ancient. It seems a tragedy when a vigorous man with much … Continue reading

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Lester Brown Explains: World Facing Huge New Challange On Food Front

The following essay about the world food situation is written by Lester Brown, an expert and activist that, before yesterday, I had never heard of. He appeared on National Public Radio. (NPR has a pod cast of Brown, here.) See … Continue reading

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