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| Friday Sep 7, 2007 | Citizens, I present to you
Lee L. Mercer Jr., the next President of the United States! He has a compelling biography and shares your concerns about circumstances!
to Politics by riotnrrd |
| Sunday Feb 12, 2006 | A clickable map of goods manufactured by slaves in the 21st century.
to Politics by mpc |
| Sunday Dec 11, 2005 | Is there hope for the future? Great News Network, Rose Colored News, and World Changing think so. to Politics by klint |
| Friday Dec 9, 2005 | Join
Arnold Schwartenegger in Rio
for Carnival
where he enjoys drinks, the lovely ladies, and the lovely ladies' asses.
to Politics by riotnrrd |
| Thursday Nov 24, 2005 | We're all very sorry. Again. Maybe, instead, we could pass a law against being an asshole? to Politics by scromp |
| Thursday Sep 29, 2005 |
The objective of
Find the Brownie
is to find an obscure but important
government job held by someone whose only qualifications are
political
loyalty and personal connections. to Politics by riotnrrd |
| Wednesday Jul 13, 2005 | Let's play Truth or Consequences! to Politics by nucleus |
| Monday May 9, 2005 | Ihr Papieren, bitte! This Tuesday, the U.S. Senate will vote on the creation of Real ID (cleverly appended to a politically popular appropriations bill) that will effectively create a national ID card. Concerned? Get in touch with your senators and let them know what you think. to Politics by pjammer |
| Thursday Apr 28, 2005 | Talk dirty hippie to me. to Politics by yoyology |
| Friday Apr 8, 2005 | Ameracans (sic) , we've been through some tough times together, but just know you're not alone. to Politics by mrnonrespondo |
| Thursday Apr 7, 2005 | Stop wearing your heart on your sleeve and start wearing it on your shirt. to Politics by fatherdan |
| Tuesday Dec 7, 2004 | American voters dissapointed by the election results of 2004 won't need to wait until 2008 to make their voices heard; while you can only cast your ballot blue every four years, you can vote with your wallet and Buy Blue every day. to Politics by pjammer |
| Tuesday Nov 23, 2004 | Tune in, turn up, and Turn Your Back on Bush. to Politics by fatherdan |
| Monday Nov 15, 2004 | Only one man could possibly play George W. Bush in
"Dubya: The Movie". to Politics by riotnrrd |
| Saturday Nov 6, 2004 | Man, I wish I could rant like Lawrence Maushard. to Politics by fatherdan |
| Thursday Nov 4, 2004 | Not satisfied with the results of the election? Perhaps you ought to try one of these alternative exit strategies. to Politics by fool |
| Saturday Oct 30, 2004 | War Corporatism is the new Fascism. to Politics by nucleus |
| Thursday Oct 28, 2004 | What's our current State of Security? to Politics by fatherdan |
| Tuesday Oct 26, 2004 | We're in the home stretch, and yet there's still a voter in your life who needs just one good reason not to vote for Bush? The Nation obliges with one hundred non-arguable facts (and one opinion). Download the PDF here. to Politics by fatherdan |
| Wednesday Oct 20, 2004 | Ready for Election Day? Why not practice on the Boom Chicago Florida Electronic Voting Machine? to Politics by fatherdan |
| Wednesday Oct 6, 2004 | In last night's debate, Vice President Dick Cheney said, "They know that if you go, for example, to factcheck.com ... you can get the specific details with respect to Halliburton." to Politics by roo |
| Monday Oct 4, 2004 | Is your mother voting for Bush because he seems like a nice man who's doing the very best he can? Here’s how to convince your mom otherwise. to Politics by fatherdan |
| Sunday Aug 22, 2004 | Want to write a politically-charged Letter to the Editor, but finding the Kerry-Edwards style guide too difficult to follow? Join the Bush-Cheney camp, which provides a foolproof automated form where all you have to do is click on text and type an e-mail address. It's foolproof! Warning: your letter might seem eerily similar to those written by other people. to Politics by onigame |
| Saturday Aug 7, 2004 | Fuck
the vote! to Politics by riotnrrd |
| Thursday Jul 22, 2004 | Why stop at librarians? Bands Against Bush! Kids Against Bush! Knitters Against Bush! Republicans Against Bush! Bluetooth Users Against Bush! |
| Thursday Jul 8, 2004 | Are you for, or against? to Politics by leptirica |
| Sunday Apr 25, 2004 | Vote
Tolkien
nerd for Congress. to Politics by riotnrrd |
| Wednesday Apr 21, 2004 | Some folks think that Senator John Kerry is a douchebag, but are voting for him anyway. to Politics by fatherdan |
| Tuesday Dec 23, 2003 | According to the latest and most scientific polling system, Saddam Hussein is more popular than George W. Bush. While this doesn't necessarily mean that Arnold Schwarzenegger will ever be president, it does make it clear that this candidate would be unbeatable in any presidental race.
to Politics by nucleus |
| Friday Nov 21, 2003 | On any given day the average American is subjected to about 4,000 images and messages. Of these about 3,990
are generated by corporations. Not coincidentally, about 95% of them are
lies. Like weblogs,
freewayblogs
are
one
of
the
last
outlets
for
individuals
to
express
themselves
to
the
masses.
to Politics by wheezer |
| Wednesday Sep 10, 2003 | I come not to bury Sally Baron, but to praise her! Sorry, Whistle Ass, but a last request is a last request. to Politics by fatherdan |
| Thursday Jul 31, 2003 | Is the Libertarian National Socialist Green Party for real? Fascists for Mother Earth and freedom of the individual? Their goals: abolish humanism, end racial mixing, promote nationalism, decriminalize victimless crimes, and protect endangered species...? Are these people just mixing disparate ideologies together to see what happens? Possibly they're laughing out loud as their email box fills up with shocked responses. The colours of their page are, predictably enough, green and white. to Politics by monde |
| Wednesday Jun 18, 2003 | Arrrrgggghh! Bread good! Fire, Roe vs. Wade, worker protection, and civil rights BAD! to Politics by fatherdan |
| Sunday Jun 15, 2003 | Matt Drudge for the right. Al Smudge for the left. to Politics by kade |
| Friday May 2, 2003 | May day may be as over as communism, but it isn't too late to bring the people's revolution to your shower with communist anthems. to Politics by faisal |
| Tuesday Apr 15, 2003 | Jesse Ventura, eat your heart out!
Who in the Iwate
Prefectural Assembly will dare tell the Great
Sasuke to remove
his mask!?! And besides wrestling, he's apparently dabbled in other
fields. to Politics by fatherdan |
| Friday Apr 4, 2003 | Everyone's blogging nowadays, including British MP's. And now, in what can either be cluelessness or masterful irony, one British MP has made a politics page for teens. So get involved - to the extreme! to Politics by isosceles |
| Thursday Mar 20, 2003 | With all the anti-French sentiment in the U.S.A., some people want to return the Statue of Liberty to its creators, the French; some want it replaced by more American icons. to Politics by isosceles |
| Monday Mar 10, 2003 | Art Spiegelman (who is best known for MAUS) resigned from the New Yorker to protest "widespread conformism of the mass media." A new work of his, In the Shadow of No Towers, is being published in monthly installments. to Politics by fool |
| Friday Feb 28, 2003 | Create your own National Budget with the National Budget Simulator. Now if only we could vote on it ...
to Politics by nucleus |
| Thursday Feb 20, 2003 | Over 2,200 years ago, Greek playwright Aristophanes
wrote a comedy titled Lysistrata,
which told the story of women from warring states who ended the Peloponnesian
War. How did they do it, you ask? Until the men stopped fighting and sheathed
their swords, the women wouldn't, uh, "sheathe their swords," if you
know what I mean. On March 3, the Lysistrata
Project will mount (at the time of this posting) 581
readings of Lysistrata in 38 countries in protest of the potential
War in Iraq, and with the hope of catching the ear of those who believe, "Democracy
is a beautiful thing." to Politics by fatherdan |
| Monday Feb 10, 2003 | The Dear Leader's birthday is coming up, and what better way to celebrate than with appropriate Juche-thought gifts? to Politics by fringehead |
| Monday Jan 27, 2003 | The 2003 State of the Union
Drinking Game looks to be a fairly brutal experience this year. I'm
assuming the mispronunciations of
"nukular"
alone (1 drink each) will probably knock me out before the first
half hour's over.
to Politics by crikey |
| Friday Jan 17, 2003 | Finally, Dubya Shrub tells us the real truth. to Politics by yoyology |
| Wednesday Dec 25, 2002 | What the Free State Project wants to do is pretty simple: get at least 20,000 libertarianish sorts to move to one single state and then become civically and politically active enough in that state's government and institutions to make that state a "free state" in their lifetimes. These folks are completely serious about this... but seem to be having a hard time deciding which state will be chosen for liberation. Delaware was one of the first to be considered, but there are other possibilities being discussed.
to Politics by monde |
| Saturday Dec 14, 2002 | Please stand by. Better yet, don't just stand by. to Politics by fatherdan |
| Thursday Dec 12, 2002 | Kids, celebrate your support for the Axis of EvilTM with North Korean socialist memorabilia! to Politics by faisal |
| Wednesday Oct 16, 2002 | Europe can teach us a
valuable lesson
about racism; namely, that we're not nearly
thorough
enough
to Politics by riotnrrd |
| Sunday Sep 15, 2002 | Yes, okay, we're all horrified that the
U.S. State Department
may be helping
oil companies
cover up
terrorist acts
in
Indonesia,
India,
Nigeria
and Angola,
but please, please, please put your pants back on. to Politics by roo |
| Friday Sep 13, 2002 | In order to protest, or at least question, America's
War On Terror,
some artistic folks have "updated" some
WWII propaganda
posters to express more
subversive
messages. to Politics by riotnrrd |
| Wednesday Sep 4, 2002 | U.S. residents interested in the cognitive dissonance between bellicose politicians and their personal histories need look no further than the Chickenhawk Database.
to Politics by fringehead |
| Tuesday Aug 20, 2002 | 70s pop finally meets political campaigning. to Politics by roo |
| Friday Mar 15, 2002 | Believe it or not, John Ashcroft once opposed indiscriminately wiretapping the Internet. to Politics by sylvar |
| Saturday Mar 9, 2002 | Dollz, which originated in The Palace, have now taken over all of cyberspace. People offer doll bases that you can use to decorate the doll to your liking. Evil, chubby, and pregnant dollz are out numbered by designz that are supermodel slim and trendy. Naturally, this is the perfect medium to make an artistic statement about the condition of women in Afghanistan. to Politics by lucky |
| Wednesday Feb 27, 2002 | The grammarians among us may note that the apostrophe in Women's Studies is possessive. While this is grammatically correct, the egalitarians among us may wonder if it is ethical to imply possession of academic discourse through punctuation.
to Politics by fool |
| Saturday Jan 26, 2002 | Are
you
(and your
kids)
patriotic
enough for
the Whitehouse?
to Politics by riotnrrd |
| Sunday Jan 6, 2002 | Your guide to the vast right-wing conspiracy: PIR NameBase.
Visualize
George W.,
John Ashcroft,
Osama Bin Laden,
Condoleezza Rice,
David Horowitz,
or
Bill Gates.
to Politics by riddle |
| Wednesday Nov 7, 2001 | You've seen the War On Terrorism, now get the trading cards. Collect all ninety. to Politics by mdm |
| Sunday Nov 4, 2001 | Jim Hightower delivers solid, no nonsense progressive politics in the form of a two minute radio spot every weekday.
to Politics by keith |
| Friday Sep 21, 2001 | Afraid to request information under the Freedom Of Information Act?
The National Security
Archive may have done
it for you. to Politics by braino |
| The Electronic Frontier Foundation
has placed a draft of the Department of Justice's surveillance
and anti-terrorism bill (The Anti-Terrorism Act of 2001, or ATA)
online. Notice how the more catchy name doesn't mention
surveillance? to Politics by braino |
| Monday Sep 17, 2001 | A Bush family chronology
from 1914 through 1994 is part of Far More Than You Ever Wanted To
Know About The Bush Family. It covers highlights of the family's
financial and political history from Nazi
Germany through Saudi
Arabia with stops at failed oil companies, bailed out banks, and
Central American countries along the way. to Politics by braino |
| Saturday Sep 15, 2001 | There is more to this tragedy than you are likely to learn from television.
We need to understand the context
of this impending "War on Terrorism."
to Politics by asosa |
| Friday Sep 7, 2001 | More information than anyone ever needed about the USA's "first twins". to Politics by crikey |
| Thursday Sep 6, 2001 | Wondering why we're naming things after an ex president who isn't even dead yet? Head on over to the Ronald Reagan Legacy Project to get the skinny on the man who "defeated communism". to Politics by faisal |
| Tuesday Sep 4, 2001 | The White House's Web site has finally been redesigned, featuring excerpts from the First Lady's diary, and the new Department of Faith section powered by Landover Baptist Church. to Politics by tregoweth |
| Monday Sep 3, 2001 | Since 1908 and still
going strong.
to Politics by overload |
| Tuesday Aug 14, 2001 | Big business, special interest groups, HMOs and labour unions have always had the current president in their back pocket. Now you can, too.
to Politics by kade |
| Friday Aug 3, 2001 | American Destiny: Because God just likes U.S. better, that's why. Look out: Christian jingoists have discovered Flash.
to Politics by fatherdan |
| Thursday Jul 26, 2001 | If you donate your US income tax rebate at Give For Change, they'll double your contribution, dollar for dollar. Now's your chance to divert tax money to the ACLU, Adbusters, Amnesty International, or any of hundreds of other charities. to Politics by sylvar |
| Saturday Jul 21, 2001 | Do you believe self-defense
is a basic human right? A Human Right
thinks so,
and they provide
all the
propaganda
you might
need to
prove it
to your
friends, family,
and yourself.
After all,
"His home is
safe. Is yours?"
to Politics by fatherdan |
| Thursday Jul 12, 2001 | Inexplicably, U.S. Representative Gary Condit's office is hiring interns. In what is probably a sick joke, the page has a link to the National Center for Missing & Exploited Children, though it isn't clear if Mr. Condit supports the site's mission or is simply adding to the problem.
to Politics by therubal |
| Thursday Jun 21, 2001 | It's a damn shame Common Dreams doesn't have a static link to Russell Mokhiber's daily grilling of White House Press Officer, (And David Cross lookalike) Ari Fleischer. So I'll just have to stick to this link for now and subtly hint to them that they should have a static link with daily updates. At least today's a fun one... to Politics by mpc |
| Wednesday Jun 6, 2001 | What does G.O.P. stand for? Why,
Gas,
Oil, and
Plutonium, of course. to Politics by nucleus |
| Monday May 28, 2001 | Don't like
the way your government
runs your country?[*]
Do it yourself!
There are
dozens
of
tiny
independent
nations
living in the cracks between the
official ones.
[* Non-US readers, substitute links as appropriate.]
to Politics by belford |
| Wednesday May 23, 2001 | Remember the Contract With America?, ever wonder how it did? to Politics by mpc |
| Sunday Apr 8, 2001 | Though I love the film,
it always saddens me to meet Fight
Club fans who know
not where to
go take their obsession with
cultural
demolitions
to the next level.
Remember: The Radical Left is always recruiting! to Politics by kaibutsu |
| Saturday Mar 17, 2001 | Fringe groups and pseudo-famous political activists have a problem: it costs too much to advertise in the best magazines and newspapers. David Horowitz has found an ingenious way around this problem. He sent this ad to major college newspapers around the country. Some schools printed it, some rejected it, but gullible college students who don't know they're being used and opinion columnists wringing their hands over the supposed censorship have given Horowitz all the publicity he couldn't afford himself. to Politics by therubal |
| Friday Mar 16, 2001 | Stem Cell Research has been
shown to be amazingly useful to scientists
for fighting disease,
extending life, and
otherwise bringing us one step closer to
understanding ourselves. Currently, President Bush
is
wavering on whether to continue to give federal
support to stem cell research. He has a deadline of
Mar 15, but it is still worth
giving your opinion by contacting the Whitehouse
comment line
if you are able. to Politics by laurel |
| Friday Jan 12, 2001 | Bill Clinton writing a paper on ethics? Nah, this auction must be a hoax. to Politics by kade |
| Thursday Dec 21, 2000 | So, NewsMax, a rather right-wing source news source posts an article about Freedom House's latest Freedom index. What's fascinating is that when you compare it to the original releases, it's apparent that they replaced the word "Democracy" with Republicanism. I've heard of newspeak before, but this is just doofy. to Politics by mpc |
| Tuesday Dec 12, 2000 | On December 2nd, 1999 Bill Gates was assassinated in MacArthur Park; since tht time, Citizens For Truth has waged a lonely battle to determine the truth behind the act. They have recently agreed to be featured in the new documentary about the assassination MacArthur Park to Politics by mpc |
| Friday Dec 8, 2000 | Al Gore - just another tree hugging liberal or the next Unabomber? to Politics by kade |
| Wednesday Dec 6, 2000 | Another charming Curious George tale, this time about George and the man with the big trust fund. to Politics by eclipse |
| Tuesday Dec 5, 2000 | Two groups are vying for power in Colombia. As their
hompages describe the sitution, the ELN and FARC are community based organizations
fighting the good fight.
The US government, however, takes a different view . But then
again, controversy continues over the US drug policy in Colombia. As with any recent grassroots organization, there is an e-petition opposing the US drug war in Colombia.
to Politics by birgitte |
| Sunday Dec 3, 2000 | This embarrassment is partially
why
eliminating the IRS is the one of the first goals of
The Libertarian Party. Or you could just
not pay. to Politics by caviar |
| George W. Bush may not be the most eloquent guy in the world, but that shouldn't prevent you from visiting the George Bush Center for Intelligence next time you're in Washington. to Politics by roo |
| Sunday Nov 26, 2000 | The Fort Lauderdale Sun-Sentinel has created an interactive flash version of the Palm Beach County ballot from the viewpoint of an actual voter opposed to the usual top-down view. to Politics by kade |
| Saturday Nov 25, 2000 | Remember Canadians, this Monday (Nov 27th) is election day. So don't forget to cast your vote for the most interesting party in this race, The Marijuana Party of Canada (Whoa man, I like sooooooo want to be your Prime Minister). to Politics by kade |
| Thursday Nov 23, 2000 | I'm sorry Al but I can't do that. to Politics by kade |
| Tuesday Nov 21, 2000 | George W. Bush -- merely dumb, or true lower primate? to Politics by boneyard |
| Monday Nov 13, 2000 | Taking a cue from those intuitive, well-designed Palm Beach ballots, Amazon devised a totally new way for you to find and discover anything you want to buy online. to Politics by pjammer |
| Sunday Nov 12, 2000 | One of Xerox PARC's visual perception scientists denounces the design of the infamous Florida ballots. to Politics by skallas |
| Friday Nov 10, 2000 | Look, more funny Florida ballots! to Politics by crikey |
| Since it's now a fact that old liberals can't understand a ballot for shit, Ganns.com has proposed a new ballot for use to avoid future turmoil. to Politics by kade |
| As a former resident of Broward County, Florida, I shudder to think that the next President of the United States will be selected by these upstanding pillars of the community and former neighbors of mine: one-time County Sheriff Nick Navarro, Screw magazine publisher Al Goldstein, nymphomaniac Kathy Willets, former US District Attorney Kendall Coffey, County Commissioner Scott Cowan, and once-impeached Federal Judge & current U.S. Congressman Alcee Hastings. to Politics by rich |
| Wednesday Nov 8, 2000 | Don't trust Gore? Think Bush is too immature? Later, Nader?
Scully for President! to Politics by shadow |
| Tuesday Nov 7, 2000 | Michael Moore's public and vicious reply to Gore's begging for Green party votes. to Politics by skallas |
| Monday Nov 6, 2000 | To illustrate what a free and open society we live in, there have been two huge incidents of political censorship just days before the election. One by a major newspaper, and the other by our pals at Internic. Vote your conscience on Tuesday, even if it means not voting.
to Politics by rsf |
| American politics. Yes, I know, I'm sorry, and I'll wait here.
Welcome back. Have some water. American politics is a prisoners' dilemma
with no favorable outcome. The Scorched Earth Party
understands this and has made efforts to simplify
the issues so
you can vote sensibly and
decisively. Tomorrow, when you're in that booth pulling your
lever, remember these wise words: Every lead pipe has two ends, and if
you vote for a lesser
party, you'll be on the
wrong one. to Politics by braino |
| Saturday Nov 4, 2000 | As the race for the U.S presidency gets tighter, The Iowa Electronic Markets, a collection of small futures markets run by the University of Iowa is predicating that George W. Bush is primed for a victory to Washington. If you don't think their opinion matters, please note that they've correctly predicted the outcome of the last three U.S presidential elections. to Politics by kade |
| Thursday Nov 2, 2000 | Nadersucks.org is, surprisingly enough, not published by the Democrats but by the Libertarian Party of Seattle.
to Politics by kade |
| There are alternative voting systems to the ones the US uses, and many of them are detailed in Donald Saari's book. It's a good introduction to why we often accept the lesser of two evils (and I'm not talking about Cthulhu, you weenies). And as long as I'm on the subject: why the fuck isn't election day a national holiday? Please don't forget to vote next Tuesday, whether you vote for Gore (and his daughters,) George W. Bush, or George W. Bush.
to Politics by peterb |
| Monday Oct 30, 2000 | Why vote for the lesser of two evils, when you can just vote for evil? to Politics by boneyard |
| Think Nader and Browne are just too mainstream? Cyberculture repenter R.U. Sirius needs your vote in his Fuck the Vote campaign. Does he still make too much sense for you? Try the wacko-infested write-in candidates list for others. to Politics by skallas |
| Saturday Oct 28, 2000 | The U.S. Presidential election is approaching, and many voters are still undecided. Gore, Bush, one of the nine million crazy guys--well, I've made my decision: The Free Pony and Ice Cream Political Party. to Politics by jacquez |
| Highly interesting look at the art and business of political cartooning in an interview with This Modern World creator Dan Perkins, aka Tom Tomorrow. to Politics by skallas |
| Friday Oct 27, 2000 | Are you a US voter who wants to vote for Ralph Nader, but are afraid you might indirectly support George W. Bush? Swap your vote for Gore in a swing state for a vote for Nader in a Gore dominated state.
to Politics by akk |
| Thursday Oct 26, 2000 | Every time I've voted my conscience, I end up regretting it. So this year, I'm going to give my Presidential vote to the candidate with the hottest daughters. to Politics by pjammer |
| Tuesday Oct 24, 2000 | Instead of choosing between the lesser of two evils in the upcoming presidential election, vote for a candidate you can trust: vote for the Ficus plant. to Politics by kier |
| Saturday Oct 21, 2000 | Usher in Happy Hour in America -- this November,
vote Quimby!
to Politics by tregoweth |
| Wednesday Oct 18, 2000 | Some of the Presidential candidates are shunning
issue surveys from the plethora of candidate comparison sites out there, but you can
still find out who's giving them money.
Open Secrets will also tell
you about huge
monetary imbalances in
Congressional
races as well as which canadidates aren't
disclosing the names of their donors.
to Politics by sam |
| Tuesday Oct 17, 2000 | Since Al Gore is against drilling for oil in Alaska, I wonder why he's letting his family business, Occidental Petroleum, drill on land claimed by the Colombian U'wa tribe.
to Politics by kade |
| Monday Oct 16, 2000 | Freedom of speech? No thanks, we're Canadian.
to Politics by kade |
| Tuesday Oct 10, 2000 | Ralph Nader's demands and possible lawsuit after being unlawfully banned from attending the presidential debates have been delivered to the CPD.
to Politics by skallas |
| Monday Oct 9, 2000 | Cross Circuit is a website dedicated to political Flash animation and parody. Laugh away at clever skits on Rosie O'Donnell, Janet Reno, Al Gore and Bill & Hilary Clinton.
to Politics by kade |
| Friday Oct 6, 2000 | Forget about the debate and tax plan promises - cut through the same tired promises and estimate what you'll get under both Bush and Gore's tax plans. to Politics by kade |
| Wednesday Oct 4, 2000 | The venerable US political site Project Vote Smart, known for its National Political Awareness Test (NPAT) and its voter resources, is also among the sites letting you find a candidate who agrees with you. to Politics by sylvar |
| Seeing how the 2000 Presidental Election is coming up, you might want to read some debate info then take a survey. to Politics by rampage |
| Tuesday Oct 3, 2000 | So you've already registered to vote, but do you know how the Electoral College works and how easily they can ignore twenty million third party votes?
to Politics by skallas |
| Ban soft money now! Corporations have too
much influence
in American politics. to Politics by veblen |
| Friday Sep 29, 2000 | Forget Nader. Forget Barry. Even forget Duke. S2K chronicles the story of a genuinely independent candidate. Vicious political satire, Satan and well-drawn to boot; nice. to Politics by elder |
| Tuesday Sep 26, 2000 | Phil Donahue hits the nail directly on the head with his Nader in the debates essay, where hopefully we'll see more speech like this. Maybe he'll invite me to his Nader Houseparty. to Politics by skallas |
| Tuesday Sep 12, 2000 |
The
Institute for Applied Autonomy,
winner of an
Award of Distinction
for Interactive Art at
Ars Electronica,
horrified
the Ars awards committee by openly addressing the
disturbing
politics in Austria and
transferring their $3500 award
to
Public Netbase,
an Austrian political resistance group, while simultaneously spray-painting
Netbase's URL on the stage on
live TV.
to Politics by riotnrrd at Ars Electronica |
| Monday Sep 11, 2000 | In this election year, take comfort in this thought: Someday, Bush and Gore's final resting places will join the list at PoliticalGraveyard.com. to Politics by tregoweth |
| Tuesday Sep 5, 2000 | Frankly, I'm willing to sign any petition that involves presidential candidates and the World Wrestling Federation. And it's for an actual Good Thing, even!
to Politics by tregoweth |
| Thursday Aug 31, 2000 | The Peace Corps has been helping improve the lives
of third world citizens and young U.S. volunteers
for years, as well as being an effective propaganda
arm and "friendly" tool of U.S. foreign
policy, thus making the world safe for multinational finance capital. For those of you who feel that countries
like Ghana already
have enough food and water and electricity and
shelter and stuff, you can join the someone
wacky Geek Corps,
which wants to help local businesses build
up their internet infrastructure, thus bridging
the crucial Zaibatsu gap. to Politics by peterb |
| Saturday Aug 19, 2000 | Try criticizing big business without getting sued. I'm sure the Credit Card Bill of Rights had nothing to do with this. to Politics by skallas |
| Wednesday Aug 16, 2000 | Poster Nation uses posters as modern-era handbills. Their current design, for Billionaires For Bush (Or Gore), is particularly disturbing. to Politics by mpc |
| Saturday Aug 12, 2000 | Exactly why Ralph Nader is running for president and don't miss his great Visa-parody TV commercial. to Politics by skallas |
| Wednesday Jul 26, 2000 | Forget that cokehead George W. I'm voting for Mark Twain. to Politics by jon |
| Friday Jun 30, 2000 | There's more than just boring
Democrats and
Republicans
running for
President this year.
In fact there's over
20
candidates in the
national election.
to Politics by riotnrrd |
| Thursday May 25, 2000 | GreyDay is a protest against rampant copyright infringement on the web. On October 1st, web pages go grey in support. This reminds me of an Anti-piracy protest held in Hong Kong last year. to Politics by mpc |
| Sunday May 14, 2000 | Feel like buying
conservative former Speaker of the House Newt Gingrich and his soon-to-be third wife Callista Bisek a wedding present? Now's your chance! to Politics by crikey |
| Saturday Apr 29, 2000 | Regardless of what you thought of last weekend's INS raid which took Elian Gonzalez back to his father, why not hoard some mementos of the event before it fades from collective memory? You could have a jar of air from Elian's neighborhood, Elian Gonzalez faberge eggs (with insightful religious commentary), and/or the raft used by Elian to get to the United States in the first place. to Politics by crikey |
| Friday Mar 10, 2000 | I think we should cancel the election this year and just make the candidates play "Who Wants To Be A President?" to Politics by kapital |
| Granny D., who is 90, recently completed a walk across the U.S. for campaign finance reform. Not only is she good at walking, she's good at writing about politics. to Politics by larrybob |
| Tuesday Mar 7, 2000 | Michael Moore got Alan Keyes to join his moshpit. He even crowd surfed. to Politics by keith |
| Wednesday Mar 1, 2000 | One of the most common arguments against environmental protection is that the associated costs will be prohibitive. Well, the Green Scissors Campaign has published a list of 77 environmentally harmful government subsidies, the cutting of which would save the US government $50 billion.
to Politics by keith |
| Wednesday Feb 16, 2000 | Bill Clinton may like porn, but, despite what it looked like he didn't say so during an on-line chat at CNN. to Politics by keith |
| Monday Feb 14, 2000 | Or, if you're still undecided on a presidential candidate, you can always Vote Jello in 2000. to Politics by kapital |
| R.U. Sirius has formed a new political party called The Revolution®, which he says "combines the best of the Libertarians and St.
Ralph". You can read a lengthy explanation of their
origins and philosophy, or a
summary of their platform, but I might vote for them
just becuase I like their slogan:
Victory Over Horseshit!
to Politics by kapital |
| Saturday Feb 5, 2000 | Skeletons In The Closet keeps the dirt on all of our presidential candidates. Viva el muckraker! to Politics by mpc |
| Sunday Jan 9, 2000 | Support America's first Gen-X presidential candidate. Even if he's horrible as a president, it'll be worth it just to hear him say "Dude, this rocks!" at the inauguration. to Politics by magus |
| Are you outraged that our country is sliding into moral decay? Get out your big black hat and belt buckle, join the Puritan Party, and help bring back the long lost art of witchburning. to Politics by magus |
| Sick of the Democrats and the Republicans? Maybe you'd like to try the Pansexual Peace Party, which wants to promote positive political progress and the partnership paradigm through prurient propaganda, and perhaps also pick a peck of pickled peppers. to Politics by magus |
| Monday Dec 13, 1999 | It's nice to see progressive groups making effective use of Internet technology. |
