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Who Should Lead the Anti-Corruption Campaign Against Trump?
If you were a leader in the national Democratic Party and wanted to launch a nationwide campaign against Donald Trump for his widespread corruption, who would you choose as the face of the campaign? Not Senator Charles Schumer, the Senator from New York who has pocketed hundreds of thousands of dollars in Israel Lobby cash…
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Buzz Kill: The Democratic Party is Killing Us
In 2007, Ana Malinow was president of the nation’s premiere public interest group pushing for single payer national health insurance – Physicians for a National Health Program (PNHP). But a couple of years ago, Malinow, a retired pediatrician, helped start a separate group called National Single Payer. The difference between the two groups? PNHP is tightly…
1. Congressional Record: Where Art Thou?
1. Impeach Trump? Public Says Yes, Democratic
Leaders Say No
1. Strip, scan and shred: AI companies destroying
rare books for profit
2. Notable and Quotable: Pure Hell
3. Letters to the Editor
4. Meet a Citizen Reader: John Kendall Hawkins
5. Public Citizen #1
10. The Pentagon Can’t Pass an Audit
11. Notable and Quotable: Sudan Deaths v. Gaza Deaths
12. Interview with Riki Ott
14. Nuclear Power Hearing on the Hill
16. Standing: The Achilles’ Heel of the Constitution
17. Notable and Quotable: America First?
17. Notable and Quotable: MTG v. AOC
18. Genocide, the Non Profit Industrial Complex
and the Democrats
19. Anti-Genocide Candidates Rising
24. Interview with Winona LaDuke
26. Baseball Has a Serious Injury Crisis
28. Doctors Weigh in on Trump
29. Book Review: Blowing the Whistle on Pfizer
30. Alaska Election Could Tip the Scales in Congress
31. Notable and Quotable: Galbraith – Nationalize
Weapons Companies
32. Interview with Norman Solomon
34. Impeachment Symposium on the Hill
35. Out with Jeffries and Schumer and Their Business
As Usual
36. USPS and the Long Shadow of Trucking Deregulation
38. Book Review: Joe Uehlein – Doing Woody Guthrie’s
Work for Fifty Years
39. AT&T Ditching Phone Landlines
40. The Last Word: A Day at the National Press Club
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