Daily Topics - Wednesday July 7th, 2010

Quote of the Day: Oddly enough the overriding sensation I got looking at the earth was, my god that little thing is so fragile out there. -- Mike Collins, Apollo 11

Hour One: U.S. Department of Justice vs. the State of Arizona? Playing hardball on immigration reform

Hour Two: Who will pay to fix Louisiana? Tulane University Law Professor Oliver Houck will be here about his piece in The Nation Magazine www.thenation.com; Plus, what is "Authentic Patriotism?" Author Stephen Kiernan talks about his new book http://stephenpkiernan.com

Hour Three: Are you on the "No Fly List" and how do you get off it? Dave Fedanque of the ACLU will be here www.aclu-or.org

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pahrumplife 16 years 2 weeks ago
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www.pahrumplife.org writes:

Pick a Line Make a Sign

Make Crude Oil a Controlled Substance

Legalize Drugs

Fill Public Prisons with Banksters, Felon Corporate Kings and Their Government Enablers

First Look Up Their Records and then Eliminate Private For-Profit Prisons

All Who Live in a Democratic Society are Activists by Definition (Great Point by Mike Moore)

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