Bill Cope --
February 3, 2010
Otter's inferior past is Idaho's inferior future
I didn't set out to be an elitist. In the beginning, I didn't once think my proclivities were more polished than ... oh, let's say ... Otter's.
Bill Cope --
January 27, 2010
Deremembrance of things past
When last we visited with Red, he was deep into enunciation therapy, a prerequisite to completing a comeback as my sidekick. For several weeks, he was making great strides, I thought.
Bill Cope --
January 20, 2010
You du man, Steele ... not the man
Republicans want Harry Reid to give up his position of majority leader. They insist he made a racist comment during the campaign season, just as Trent Lott did a few years ago, and that he should follow Lott's lead and get lost.
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Mike Flinn --
February 3, 2010
Mike Flinn --
January 27, 2010
Mike Flinn --
January 20, 2010
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Ted Rall --
February 3, 2010
Haiti news coverage turns sublimely ridiculous
American news producers and editors have long been masters of the Memory Hole, purposefully omitting the most relevant information in stories that would otherwise make the current regime look bad.
Ted Rall --
January 27, 2010
Obama will drag down Democrats in November
Normally I stay out of the political prognostication racket. It's as thankless as writing for Arianna Huffington.
Ted Rall --
January 20, 2010
Why the blood is on our hands
Earthquakes are random, but in Haiti, don't blame tectonic plates. Ninety-nine percent of the death toll is attributable to poverty.
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February 3, 2010
"Where in the hell do you get off justifying your comparison to Amos and Andy by assuming that "so few" white people would recognize the names of black leaders?"
January 27, 2010
Haiti is a metaphor for an America weakened by conservatives.
January 20, 2010
Please guys, whether or not you agree with their policies, don't call them Tea Baggers.
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Mercedes Sayagues, GlobalPost --
December 6, 2009
Anti-AIDS measures cannot be considered separately from Africa's cultural context. Education must be emphasized.
Those who do, think it is
good. Those who don't, think it is awful. Each thinks its version of
the penis is superior and makes men manly.
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Rachael Daigle --
February 3, 2010
These days a good local newspaper does more for its readers than sit on a shelf for a week.
Rachael Daigle --
January 27, 2010
Those readers who fall into that "medium-sized segment of the population" will steer clear of Big Bird's regardless of how good the food is. Those who don't are helping Big Bird's to have what, I presume, is a record week in profits.
Rachael Daigle --
January 20, 2010
And while none of the members of Built to Spill were harmed in the making of this week's feature story, it occurs to me that a number of cows were fatally harmed in the making of this week's issue.
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