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  • POLITICS ARCHIVE
    Bill Barr: The “Cover-Up General”
    Think recent revelations about Bill Barr's partisan corruption when he was Trump's Attorney General is something new? Guess again as we take a look at his legal shenanigans way back in 1992.
    by Frank Snepp
    Originally published October 27, 1992
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    Stop the G.O.P.! The Rise of the Counter-Constitution
    “The thought occurs that in each of the Age of Television's three great contests over the Con­stitution, the rogues' gallery has never really changed. Those are proud and pa­triotic Republicans sitting over there.”
    by Paul Berman
    Originally published January 20, 1987
  • FILM
    ‘State Funeral’ Marches Viewers Past Stalin’s Coffin
    The absurd spectacle of millions mourning the murderer of millions
    by Michael Atkinson
    May 4, 2021
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    Richard Nixon’s Real Motive Was Tyranny
    “We have been in danger of remembering Nixon as just another crooked office-seeker in the long gray line. He was, however, the first American president who ever harbored despotic ambition”
    by Walter Karp
    Originally published December 22, 1975
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    Memories of the Reagan and Bush Administrations
    The '80s “empowered” icky crustaceans like Rush Limbaugh, Dinesh D'Souza, Al­lan Bloom, and Mary Matalin... ruminating on family values, the evil lifestyle of homosexuals, the glories of war, the absolute sanctity of money, and the mot­to of Republicans the world over: Admit Nothing, Blame Everybody, Be Bitter.
    by Gary Indiana
    Originally published January 5, 1993
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    The Avengers: Journalists of the Right Rejoice
    “Every age gets the journalism it de­mands and the journalism it deserves. Right now, ankle-deep in the Reagan era, the situation looks pretty grim.”
    by Alexander Cockburn
    Originally published December 31, 1981
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    Shirley Chisholm: ‘They will remember a 100-pound woman’
    “After this is over, I’ve done my thing for America. This is my legacy for the folks. Somebody has to have the guts to show the others we can do it.”
    by Mary Breasted
    Originally published December 2, 1971
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    Good Morning, Mr. President!
    Herewith, 50 freeze-dried maxims to ponder before you start celebrating
    by Tuli Kupferberg
    Originally published November 8, 1976
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    Before Trump and the “Goldwater Rule”: Diagnosing Hitler in 1943
    Mental health experts are currently arguing over whether it is ethical to diagnose Donald Trump from a distance. In 1943, U.S. psychiatrists felt it was their duty to probe the mind of the madman across the water.
    by R.C. Baker
    Originally published October 25, 2017
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