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Highlights of Last Night’s Republican Debate

By mitchell b powell | Published: 0011, 26th January, 2012
I’m writing these down from my notes, as I copied them, verbatim. To know whether they’re exactly accurate, you’ll have to check the transcript. Related Posts:Make Way For the Colors! — The Sound of the 1% Bleeding Us DryRepublican debate, 3: Ron Paul’s use of reasoning vs. Rick Perry’s attempt at physical intimidationDr. Michael Bauman’s [...]
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Make Way For the Colors! — The Sound of the 1% Bleeding Us Dry

By mitchell b powell | Published: 1814, 3rd November, 2011
The Oval at OSU gets very crowded between classes, and on select Thursdays (including today) the problem is compounded by a group of flag-waving ROTC kids running down the sidewalks in formation, shouting, “Make way for the colors!” at the crowds that are trying to get from one place to another. Now, I happen to [...]
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More on Egypt, etc.

By mitchell b powell | Published: 1143, 1st February, 2011
Things in the Middle East are heating up. The protest movement has spread to Jordan, where the king has thrown out the entire cabinet and is replacing them all in response to public pressure. As technology has made the world more and more closely interconnected, it appears the Muslim world is finally at a tipping [...]
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the loyal opposition and al qaeda

By mitchell b powell | Published: 1512, 9th February, 2010
Earlier I explained why I criticize the government. But now, a recent statement from a fellow with a long and high-level title in Homeland Security has told us that “Politically motivated criticism and unfounded fear-mongering only serve the goals of al-Qaeda.” Related Posts:Highlights of Last Night’s Republican DebateMake Way For the Colors! — The Sound [...]
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