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The Politics of Shameless Greed

 

 

...The nation has accumulated, during the Bush administration, the largest ever-federal deficit. This is no small feat, considering that just four years ago the nation had accumulated a huge surplus... Take for instance the ‘blank check’ provided to Halliburton and its subsidiary Kellogg Brown and Root, companies closely tied to Dick Cheney, for the non-bid contracts they have won in Iraq and other places around the world, during these last four years.  They will make billions... The recent statistics, regarding how the largest corporations are amassing huge tax savings, while more jobs are being lost and outsourced to other nations, are a joke... 

 

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Turning Back the Clock

 

Prepare yourself for a shock !  Congress wants the Wild West to make a comeback.  Recently Congress permitted the Assault Weapons Ban to lapse, thereby permitting any gun-totting nut to go out and get himself an AK47 or some other machine gun for…err.. ‘home defense’. 

 

On September 25th, the House of Representatives voted on bill HR3193 which repealed gun control laws in the District of Columbia. 

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Posted  October  8, 2004

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