What is it with the American voter? I ask
after reading this quote from one of them
in the latest issue of Time:
"Both Clinton and Dole are just career
politicians--business as usual. Forbes
is trying to offer something to help the
little guy."
Still, at least the Washingtoon cartoon
was its
On Thu, 8 Feb 1996 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Why are we quoting this long dead promoter of individualism?
We were discussing this profound influence on Marx. Rousseau is not an
individualist. He is the great theorist of the general will, the common
good as opposed to the private interest.
Dear Penners: I'm sending something "text only" -- it will have no title.
It is an edited version of a speech Clinton gave to some university/college
organization on Feb. 7. It's got some of his "analysis" of what's going on
in the US today and the role of higher education in "solving" it. It
DEAR Penners: This is a LONG post. I have edited the following:
REMARKS BY THE PRESIDENT
TO THE
NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF INDEPENDENT COLLEGES
(Feb 7. 1996)
2:28 P.M. EST
In this speech, Clinton speaks about economic and social
At 9:32 AM 2/8/96, Gina Neff wrote:
" 'Military Debt and costs of Past Wars' includes the portion of the
interest on the national debt that has been estimated to be due on
military spending (55%), veterans benefits, and several small
veterans-related expenditures"
This is the part of the War
JOBLESS RATE SOARS
BONN -- The German jobless rate hit a postwar high yesterday, and
the government offered little consolation, saying unemployment will
not drop any time soon.
The jobless rate reached 10.8 per cent, up from 9.9 per cent at
the end of 1995. That translates to more
The Brecht Forum
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Racism and the Criminal Justice System
a talk by Bruce McM. Wright
Wednesday, February 14 at 8 pm
Recent celebrity trials have
According to Martin Walker in the Manchester Guardian Weekly (Feb.11),
Buchanan has called Hitler "a man of great courage and extraordinary
gifts."
Has anyone ever heard this before? Does anyone have a reference for the
quote?
If Buchanan did say this, somehow the press forgot to denounce him
At 4:40 PM 2/8/96, Mike Meeropol wrote:
I had the pleasure of listening to Laura Tyson on NPR this afternoon. She
was speaking at the Commonwealth Club in San Francisco. She said something
very revealing:
[...]
Note, she never once said recession. The reason, her whole premise in
supporting
Telecommunications Rip-Off
by Robert McChesney
President Clinton has just signed the
Telecommunications Act of 1996 into law--the largest
single communications act in 62 years. And since the
emerging digital communication set-up is at the very
center of our economy and culture, this
Date: Wed, 7 Feb 1996 23:28:32 -0800
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Audrie Krause)
Reply-To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: CPSR Joins in ACLU Lawsuit
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
CPSR Joins in Challenging Communications Decency Act
Computer Professionals for Social Responsibility (CPSR) has joined
With respect to Sid's posting on the unemployment rate in Germany, my mom
tells me that the rate in the former DDR (East Germany) is 16.8 percent.
Steven Zahniser
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
P.S. Which source is better? The Associated Press or Mom?
Steven,
Stick with Mom.
Sid
With respect to Sid's posting on the unemployment rate in Germany, my mom
tells me that the rate in the former DDR (East Germany) is 16.8 percent.
Steven Zahniser
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
P.S. Which source is better? The Associated Press or Mom?
In Manitoba we are experincing the wonders of deregulaton of the telephone
industry. While it is true that long distance rates may have gone down--
at least for a while, we were assured that our local rates would not go
up. Of course they are going up as the regulatory agency said that it was
Paul Cheney recently wrote:
Perhaps I was unclear about what I meant by individual liberties being a
"mere grant of the state" in comparison with property rights. This at any
rate seems to have caused a lot of irritation (Hanly and Meeropol). I
agree that both individual liberties and
I am afraid that my rather crude attempt at levity on this matter
was taken rather too seriously than I intended by Justin. At the
same time, there was a point behind it. I object to the idea that
property rights are "granted" by the state. Indeed, I would
argue (and this is the point of the
"Laws ... are everywhere a trap for the unwary, an instrument
employed by a particular class to enrich themselves at the expense of
other men."
Thoman Hodgskin, 1820
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