Daily Topics - Thursday June 2nd, 2011

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Hour One: Conservative candidates...on a "mission from God?" Cliff Schecter, Libertas LLC

Hour Two: Medicare works...why the right has it so wrong - Dr. Marilyn Moon, American Institutes for Research

Hour Two: What's the real reason conservatives want to privatize your Medicare? Dan Weber, Association of Mature American CItizens

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brian a hayes 15 years 8 weeks ago
#1

Thom There is a represenative in congress that is willing to look into helping Abraham bolden his office ask me for documents . i was wondering if i can send you an email with the Congressman Aid name and email and with you knowledge of the Mr. bolden situaction if you can help?

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j.sea 15 years 8 weeks ago
#2

Romney/Blackwater Connection

Mitt is poised to be the next Raygun. His connection with the path to the complete marriage of military/espionage and corporate activity is a committed one. This is a very dangerous combination -- and Mitt's connections to Blackwater and Total Intell must be taken very seriously.
Let's not forget about this:

http://www.sourcewatch.org/index.php?title=J._Cofer_Black

In February of 2005, Cofer Black took a vice-president position at the private military corporation, Blackwater USA.

In February of 2007, Black merged his own company, The Black Group with two others to form Total Intelligence Solutions, LLC, an commercial-intelligence company which services are meant to "bring CIA-style intelligence services to Fortune 500" companies. [1]

On April 27, 2007, Mitt Romney's campaign announced Cofer Black would assume the position of Senior Adviser for counterterrorism and national security issues for Romney's presidential campaign.

Total Intelligence Solutions, LLC is an intelligence gathering and analysis company launched by Cofer Black and Robert Richer in February of 2007, which Black stated in a media release "brings the intelligence gathering methodology and analytical skills traditionally honed by CIA operatives directly to the board room."[1]

Black, with a 28 year career at the CIA in the Directorate of Operations ending as Director of the CIA Counterterrorist Center, along with Richer, former Associate Deputy Director for Operations at the CIA, merged The Black Group, Terrorism Research Center, Inc., and Technical Defense to "bring CIA-style intelligence services to Fortune 500" companies.[1]

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mathboy 15 years 8 weeks ago
#3

In German, Vienna is Wien (pronounced /veen/). But there's been some mixing up of names during immigration to America.

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