Daily Topics - Wednesday September 12th, 2012
By shawnt56
Catch The Thom Hartmann Program LIVE 3-6pm Eastern!
Hour One: Egypt/Libya...at the end of the day, it's not about Islam
Hour Two: Egypt/Libya...how did we get here? Thom challenges conservative commentator, Rich Miniter, Author-Leading From Behind
Hour Three: The insanity of privatizing the commons...
Comments
#2
Reagan's deal with Iran is a great reason to shorten the election campaign season. If you don't know you're the candidate until a month before the election, you have very little time to work behind your government's back.
#3
We may likely never find out the FULL truth of what happend in Libya. That said, if I were to say "Agent Provocateurs in the crowd inciting the angry crowd to storm the Consulate" would it really be that crazy? If not, who would the Provocateurs be working for and why?
#4
Anatrepicously ugly? I think the prefix "ana-" means "up", but beyond that, I can't make anything of it.
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