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Pity the Rapistsnew

Oakland's new mayor-elect may have talked about transparent government, but if his past is any indication, he'll be about as press-friendly as Dick Cheney.
East Bay Express  |  Will Harper  |  06-26-2006  |  Politics

Filling the Civic Gapnew

Meet Donald Fisher, the private billionaire with unprecedented sway over ordinary San Franciscans' lives.
SF Weekly  |  Matt Smith  |  06-26-2006  |  Politics

25 Reasons to Impeach Bush

Here are 25 reasons for holding Bush and Cheney accountable for what they've done in the past five years. Sometimes people just need to be reminded that one these are actions that rise to the constitutional threshold of "high crimes and misdemeanors." Some ask: "Are there really only 25 reasons to impeach?"
Random Lengths News  |  Paul Rosenberg  |  06-22-2006  |  Politics

Can Bloggers Neuter the GOP?new

A heavy burden lay upon the first convention of the "netroots" -- that amorphous mass of progressive activists participating in blogs and grassroots organizations -- in Las Vegas earlier this month.
Boston Phoenix  |  David S. Bernstein  |  06-22-2006  |  Politics

T-Hank Launches Senate Bidnew

Democrats are sending out former Navy secretary James Webb to challenge George Allen in November -- but Allen probably isn't expecting Thomas H. "T-Hank" Cook.
Style Weekly  |  Amy Biegelsen  |  06-22-2006  |  Politics

Twisting the Dreamnew

Opponents of David Yassky's congressional campaign reveal the hypocrisy of racial politics.
New York Press  |  John DeSio  |  06-22-2006  |  Politics

The Sandbox Warsnew

The friction is less about schools and more about 2010.
L.A. Weekly  |  Marc Cooper  |  06-22-2006  |  Politics

Green Machinenew

Without palm grease, a political party of, by, and for the people can't make the ballot in Texas.
San Antonio Current  |  Josh Baugh  |  06-21-2006  |  Politics

Congress and Judges Gaggednew

Arlen Specter and a CIA torture victim know: Only the Oval Office decides what the law is.
The Village Voice  |  Nat Hentoff  |  06-21-2006  |  Politics

Losing the Initiativenew

The most popular citizens ballot measure in Washington's history has been struck down, and we shouldn't be surprised.
Seattle Weekly  |  Geov Parrish  |  06-21-2006  |  Politics

Politics Asidenew

Bob McCloskey, a lifelong Democrat, urges people to vote for Bill Paparian for Congress to end the war and get rid of Bush.
Pasadena Weekly  |  Kevin Uhrich  |  06-20-2006  |  Politics

Piecing Through the Piecesnew

Alabama's blockbuster election bombs at the ballot box.
Birmingham Weekly  |  Kyle Whitmire  |  06-19-2006  |  Politics

Spleef Ticketnew

Connecticut's Green Party revs up with Cliff Thornton's bid for the governor's chair on a drug decriminalization platform.
New Haven Advocate  |  Adam Bulger  |  06-19-2006  |  Politics

Flower Powernew

The Peace Commission continues its quixotic quest to get the city to divest its pension funds from nuke-producing companies.
New Haven Advocate  |  Ryan Kearney  |  06-19-2006  |  Politics

To Protect and Serve ... The Partynew

New York gubenatorial candidate William Weld bows to Republican party pressure as the race for the seat heats up.
New York Press  |  John DeSio  |  06-15-2006  |  Politics

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