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Wednesday, January 24, 2007
In the Right Spirit: Religious Leaders Propose a Way to End Iraq War While Democrats and Republicans in Washington wrangle about the tactical value of withdrawal versus escalation in Iraq, a coalition of religious leaders, peace activists and other spiritual secularists is raising a call to heed the will of American voters, and find a true way forward.
Wednesday, January 24, 2007In the Right Spirit: Religious Leaders Propose a Way to End Iraq War While Democrats and Republicans in Washington wrangle about the tactical value of withdrawal versus escalation in Iraq, a coalition of religious leaders, peace activists and other spiritual secularists is raising a call to heed the will of American voters, and find a true way forward.
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Thursday, December 21, 2006
It Is Time For A National Spotlight On The Media No, it's long overdue!
Thursday, December 21, 2006It Is Time For A National Spotlight On The Media No, it's long overdue!
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Friday, December 15, 2006
TOWARD A NEW PATRIOTIC CONSENSUS: BEYOND THE IRAQ STUDY GROUP REPORT Listening to the reaction last week from pundits, press and politicians to the recommendations of the Iraq Study Group report, you would think the judgment of history had now been rendered upon the United States' invasion of Iraq. The reality is..."the enemy"...has been in the driver's seat all along.
Friday, December 15, 2006TOWARD A NEW PATRIOTIC CONSENSUS: BEYOND THE IRAQ STUDY GROUP REPORT Listening to the reaction last week from pundits, press and politicians to the recommendations of the Iraq Study Group report, you would think the judgment of history had now been rendered upon the United States' invasion of Iraq. The reality is..."the enemy"...has been in the driver's seat all along.
