KQED on Monday
Your friendly neighborhood Glove Taker Offer has been asked to participate on "Forum" broadcast by San Francisco's NPR affiliate KQED on Monday from 9:20 – 9:30 am PT (or 12:20 – 12:30 pm ET)....
Author: James Landrith
Supreme Court Petition Threatens to Bump CRENO Off Recall Ballot
Letters on this story can be submitted here. Supreme Court Petition Threatens to Bump CRENO Off Recall Ballot by REGINA CHEN The Daily Californian Contributing Writer Friday, August 1, 2003 An initiative that could...
Californians to Vote on Racial Privacy Initiative
Here’s another story, with more balance from CNSNews.com. Most of its readership will be folks who agree with the RPI. I don’t consider this one a high priority. Those interested can send a letter...
Voting sites in recall election consolidated to save money and time
Okay, let's get this started. Read the letter and let me know if anyone wants a stab at responding to this story. This particular quote should be of interest: "The pastors nodded grimly as...
Breaking The Chains
Breaking The Chains by James A. Landrith, Jr. August/September 2003 in The Abolitionist Examiner Once again, California is in the midst of firestorm with regard to that favorite of American controversies – “race.” As...
DU Revisited (Again)
David Hambling of New Scientist on 'Safe' alternative to depleted uranium revealed: Controversial anti-tank shells tipped with depleted uranium may be phased out if an alternative material proves its worth. The US Army is...
Hey Big Spender!
Veronique de Rugy and Tad DeHaven of Cato Institute on 'Conservative' Bush Spends More than 'Liberal' Presidents Clinton, Carter: The Bush administration's newly released budget projections reveal an anticipated budget deficit of $450 billion...
Bush Assumes Imaginary Powers
Bill Sammon of The Washington Times on Bush vows no 'compromise' on gay 'marriage' President Bush yesterday said he would not "compromise" on the issue of homosexual "marriage" and said administration lawyers are exploring...
Watching You, Tagging You, Bagging You
Robert O'Harrow, Jr. of The Washington Post on Surveillance Proposal Expanded – CAPPS II Would Look At More Air Passengers: A passenger-screening system designed to help capture terrorists could also be used to target...