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Monthly Archives: August 2011
In Dayton Tomorrow, Sept 1, Rally Will Urge Local Congressman To Support New Taxes On Wall Street
Tomorrow, Sept 1, from 1:30pm to 2:30pm, there will be a rally in front of Congressman’s Mike Turner’s Office at 120 W. Third St. in Dayton, Ohio. The purpose of the rally is to urge Ohio’s 3rd district congressman to … Continue reading
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Three Charts Deflate Criticism Of Obama’s Handling Of Economy — When Compared To Bush’s
Blogger Dave Johnson has posted three interesting charts of the economy that shows that the harsh criciticsm of President Obama’s handling of the economy is unfair — particularly when compared to George W. Bush’s handling of the economy. Johnson writes, … Continue reading
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The Right Wing’s “Twisted Version Of History” Denies Racism Hardly Ever Existed — Says History Prof
How is it that the political interests of white poor people, like “Joe the Plumber” are seen as identical to billionaires like Donald Trump and Rupert Murdoch? According to an article by history professor Jeffrey O.G. Ogbar, “How Conservative Myths … Continue reading
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In Dayton, The Apportionate Board Is Challenged To Make House And Senate Districts Competitive
At the Ohio Apportionate Board public meeting today at the University of Dayton, the acting chair, State Auditor, David Yost, I thought set an affable tone. No doubt his agreeable personality has been a big boost to his political career. … Continue reading
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The Gaia Theory: The Earth Has A Fever — Climate Change Will Cause The Death Of Billions Of Humans
According to one profound view of climatology, Gaia, the earth, is one body, a living and vast self-regulating organism, whose system is now so out of whack that Gaia has a fever. We call it global warming. In a time … Continue reading
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Ohio Apportionment Board To Meet In Dayton This Thursday — All Citizens Invited To Participate
Citizens in the Dayton area who want to impact how the state should be divided into congressional districts can attend a meeting organized by The Ohio Apportionment Board on Thursday, August 25, at the old NCR building at 1700 South … Continue reading
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