Daily Topics - Friday March 18th, 2011

Truthout proudly presents weekly installments of Thom Hartmann's much-lauded book, "Unequal Protection: How Corporations Became 'People' and How You Can Fight Back." Click here for the latest chapter

Hour One: "Brunch With Bernie" - Senator Bernie Sanders (I-VT) spends the hour taking your calls

Hour Two: Lates on the war on democracy - John Nichols, The Nation Magazine

Hour Three: Afghanistan, Iraq...Lybia? Time to stop the wars - Ralph Nader

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Gene Savory's picture
Gene Savory 15 years 4 weeks ago
#1

I have the option of shooting at my TV. I haven't exercised it, and in my self-restraint have put my .44 Colt away and went to the picket line or the keyboard.

mathboy's picture
mathboy 15 years 4 weeks ago
#2

What is in the waters of the Great Lakes that is making Republicans go crazy? Minnesota, Wisconsin, Michigan, Indiana, Ohio. This is getting spooky.

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