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I Read The News Today, Oh Boy!

Shrill baby shrill: Right wing rhetoric rising

May 17, 2010
| The Maine Republican party goes Tea Party, a Senator calls for guilty until proven innocent, another TP group wants U.S. senators to be appointed, but democracy might be breaking out in Britain.

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I happen to read a lot. Partly because it comes with the territory when producing a newspaper. But, mostly because I like reading and have since elementary school, read a lot. Once it was only books and periodicals, but now with the Internet I have a major library right on my desk.

A considerable amount of the material that I read is politically and socially conservative, or at least what passes for conservative these days which is more properly labelled neo-conservative. I find much of it both humorous and destructive. Destructive because many of the ideas that the neo-conservatives hold run counter to the well-being of human society. Humorous because I find it full of contradictions and incredible that sane people could fall for much of it.

Derrick O'Keefe

Left Forum 2010: Rekindling the radical imagination

| April 3, 2010
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