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• Committee continuing investigation of Jackson Jr. Fri Dec 2
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• Committee continuing investigation of Jackson Jr. Fri Dec 2
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• Committee continuing investigation of Jackson Jr. Fri Dec 2
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• Primary looming, Jackson faces ethical cloud Mon Nov 21
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• Fate of Ohio union law faces voter decision Tue Nov 8
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• Alveda King On Jesse Jackson: "He is a 20th Century Civil Wrong Leader." Tue Nov 8
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  MLK’s Niece Alveda King refutes Jesse Jackson's comparison of the Occupy Protest with Civil Rights, and speaks for what her uncle would truly stand for. ... more
• Lone Occupy Atlanta protester stands in park Sun Nov 6
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• Occupy Atlanta protesters back in city park Sat Nov 5
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• Latest developments in the Occupy protests Fri Nov 4
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• Occupy Atlanta, Jesse Jackson take over bank lobby Fri Nov 4
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• Rep. Jackson expects to be cleared in ethics probe Sun Oct 30
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• Birmingham says farewell to Fred Shuttlesworth Mon Oct 24
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• Shuttlesworth eclipsed by King in life and death Sun Oct 23
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• Ethics panel extends investigation of Rep. Jackson Tue Oct 18
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• The Extra Legal Agenda of the Democrat Wing of the Democrat Party Mon Oct 17
  John Ransom
  Occupy Wall Street is made up of a bunch of European-style nihilists in the purest sense. Their stock-in trade is alienation, Jared Lee Loughner-style. They are talking revolution; extra-legal punishment; confiscation of property; the recognition of rocks and trees as people. ... more
• Kings call for economic fairness at MLK memorial Sun Oct 16
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• Congressman Jesse Jackson Jr Wants to Suspend Constitution Sat Oct 15
  Jeff Carter
  You may or may not know, but I am on the board of the National World War Two Museum in New Orleans, Louisiana. Lots of people say it’s “an honor” to do this or that, but to me this is an amazing privilege and opportunity to do something good for some people, and my country. ... more
• Cain's Moment Thu Oct 13
  Emmett Tyrrell
  I have noted time and again that in a discussion of politics the first person to inject the topic of race into the discussion is often the racist. This time it was in a discussion of politics on MSNBC led by Lawrence O'Donnell, who interviewed Herman Cain, the surprising "non politician" who is fast becoming a powerful contender for the Republican presidential nomination. ... more
• Herman Cain to Blacks: Divorce the Democratic Party Thu Oct 13
  Larry Elder
  What to do about Herman Cain? This question goes not to the Republican Party, where "establishment" candidates like Mitt Romney privately dismiss Cain as lacking the experience, gravitas and resources to beat President Barack Obama and then to soundly govern the country. ... more
• Obama, Aretha to headline MLK monument dedication Tue Oct 11
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• Seasoned activists critique Wall Street protests Sun Oct 9
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• Today in History Sat Oct 8
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• Uproar over Perry hunting camp name reaches House Thu Oct 6
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• Everything That's Wrong With the 'Occupy Wall Street' Movement Tue Oct 4
  Tony Katz
  There are some serious inconsistencies here. Corporate "greed" is the catalyst for millions of American paychecks. Global warming (the anthropogenic kind) has been thoroughly debunked and "social inequality" is just another way to say "social justice," which is just another wealth redistribution scam. ... more
• Names in the News Wed Sep 21
  Paul Greenberg
  Dear Dominique Strauss-Kahn, familiarly known as just DSK in haute-financial and political circles: I owe you an apology. ... more
• The LGBT Agenda Isn't FAIR, and Summit Ministries Isn't Wrong Thu Sep 15
  AWR Hawkins
  On July 12 California Governor Jerry Brown signed the Fair, Accurate, Inclusive, and Respectful (FAIR) Education Act (SB 48): a law which forces California schools to use textbooks and curriculum that acquaint public school students of all ages with the “historical contributions” of Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, and Transgender (LGBT) persons. ... more

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