America Needs Introspection
I think as a country, we have a tendency to employ amnesia to history and to not have much introspection about what we do due to the aforementioned belief in exceptionalism
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Snowden Tried the Legal Way
When Edward Snowden came out as the NSA whistleblower, he received much predictable backlash from government officials, pundits and commentators, Continue reading
President Obama, the Anti-War President? Not Quite
This comes from a Facebook comment I made regarding this status I shared from Republican Representative Tom McClintock: “The problem with Continue reading
Shouldn’t President Obama be Thanking Edward Snowden? Seems so
A new piece from the always-brilliant New York Times is one on how President Obama from his senatorial days to his presidential days Continue reading
The journalist’s job is to check power
Always. Whether it’s governmental or big business or what have you, they must always check power. And this is no Continue reading
I hope the American people realize the utter crap coming out of President Obama’s mouth
Honestly, how can anyone take anything President Obama said at a press conference yesterday seriously? The President asserted that the Continue reading
Congress seems to not be informed on the NSA programs, contrary to Obama’s statements
When the Snowden leaks about the NSA surveillance programs came out over two months ago, President Obama had this to Continue reading
Correction to an earlier post about “pressure cookers”
Well, I messed up. Yesterday, I posted about the pressure cooker story here and it turns out I had one part wrong. Continue reading
