Emmy and Peabody Award Winning Jim Earl forgets the life of Senator John McCain, Barbara Bush and Robin Leach. Jim can be heard on the Jimmy Dore Show, National Lampoon’s Final Edition, he’s written for The Daily Show as well as Air America Radio. His book is Mourning Remembrance. His blog is called “Morning Remembrance.” Plus Down With Tyranny’s Howie Klein on what we learned last week in Florida’s primary and why the Blue Wave is looking bigger.
Ralph Nader is our guest and says that as the situtation in Iraq deteriorates it’s time to take a serious look at Bush and Cheney’s culpability in all this. Down With Tyranny’s Howie Klein on why President Obama wants to fund the so called, sigh, “moderates” in Syria. Also Will Ryan and The Cactus County Cowboys.
Chez Pazienza, firebrand journalist from The Daily Banter talks with Jerry Stahl about going from a recovering heroin addict to working at CNN, only to e fired from for blogging. We also tackled Hobby Lobby, Rick Perry and the situation in Iraq with John Matthews. Plus music from Will Ryan and Kii Arens.
The George W. Bush Presidential Center sits idly on the campus of Southern Methodist University, overlooking a deeply rutted practice field, a few tennis courts and a boulevard lined with frat houses.Like its namesake, the building seems to pride itself in being almost aggressively average; a stack of bricks and square windows periodically interrupted by the occasional column. It appears – for lack of a better term – bored, kind of like W. must be these days, five years removed from the White House and well on his way to becoming a very fortuitous footnote.
Mr. Bush isn’t as good of a painter as Hitler, but the one thing they do have in common is a love of the arts.
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As Feldman’s base throws darts at him, the fighting rages on as David’s producer reads David the riot act for attacking Abraham Lincoln.
Author of War Is A Lie he led the congressional campaign to impeach President George W. Bush and Vice President Richard B. Cheney. David also wrote Daybreak: Undoing the Imperial Presidency and Forming a More Perfect Union and the introduction to The 35 Articles of Impeachment and the Case for Prosecuting George W. Bush by Dennis Kucinich. Swanson served as press secretary for Dennis Kucinich’s 2004 presidential campaign. From 2000 to 2003, Swanson was the communications coordinator for ACORN. In May 2005, Swanson was instrumental in making the Downing Street memo known in the United States and discussed in Congress. He co-founded AfterDowningStreet.org.