Presidential Election 2004
Published July 29, 2004
The 2004 presidential election is has come and gone. The nation is deeply and starkly divided on the road ahead on any number of issues. We will continue our running compilation of our election-related posts - watch it unfold here and come back often for updates.
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Much Ado About Silence
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Shuffling The Deck
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Stacking the Court: We're all the Poorer
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Posted in Blogcritics on November 14, 2004 10:09 PM
Dowd disses conservative Christians
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Posted in Blogcritics on November 14, 2004 03:25 PM
Government of Business, By Business, For Business - Part I
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Posted in Blogcritics on November 14, 2004 02:10 PM
The Dignity of Difference - by Jonathan Sacks
This is an important book about big issues. It is subtitled "How to avoid the Clash of Civilizations" which implies, correctly, that the author is weighing in with Fukuyama and Huntington on the End of History, the Clash of Civilizations...
Posted in Blogcritics on November 14, 2004 09:56 AM
The Whine Heard Round the World
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On The Wire
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- Presidential Election 2004
- Published: July 29, 2004
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- Writer: Eric Olsen
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thanks Jason! It's a good way to follow along in chronological order, and with it all in one place you can spot trends and relationships between stories and themes you might not have otherwise noticed
Eric- I'll second the note of thanks, with a special appreciation for a pic of Badnarik that is standard fare rather than one of him blowing his nose or the like. The Nader image is his own, so nobody could get too riled about it, but it looks like a Gary Numan album cover to me.
we strive to be ecumenical!
Great set of info re the US election. The Australian elections are on soon too - I still think it's more a plague on both their houses type of thing in both countries!
thanks gg2, I am certain Australians are doing a much better job of following our elections than we are of yours
Eric:
I just added a link to this page onto my site, like you requested. EVERYONE SHOULD DO THIS!
Thanks, and that would be great. Certainly everyone who has written posts linked from this master post would benefit greatly from as much traffic going to it as possible.
Who are we to believe on the conditions in Iraq? A man who is risking his life every minute of the day who lives there (Allawi) and is the Prime Minister, or a man running for president that would benefit by worsening conditions(JFK)?
everyone has an angle, including Allawi, but that is not an unresonable question
Have any of you guys seen the new Bushisms DVD? I just bought it from www.bushism.net. It looks pretty funny. Al Franken and Brian Unger are it. Any comments?
thanks Helmut, I'll add it to the Amazon list above
I just linked to this page again in another post to my site. EVERYONE SHOULD DO THIS!
thanks RJ, I agree
and by everyone, we mean everyone who owns a computer
it is most definately a good source, thanks for the compilation Eric!
This is, in fact, a wonderful source for issues, personalities and the important things we need to consider at this time. It has been wonderfully put together and should serve as a model for the future.
Claire
thanks Claire, much appreciated!
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Eric, this compilation is a great resource site - thanks!