The Afghanistan War Turned This Republican Soldier Into a Socialist Peace Activist
This week on Truthdig Radio in association with KPFK: Rory Fanning's extraordinary journey, FCC Chair Tom Wheeler's come-apart, and California's rebellious blue streak.This week on Truthdig Radio in association with KPFK: Rory Fanning’s extraordinary journey, FCC Chair Tom Wheeler’s come-apart and California’s rebellious blue streak.
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Guests, in order of appearance: Brian Knappenberger, Rory Fanning and John Burton.
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What if you held an election and nobody showed up to cover it? That's what the 2014 midterms were like in much of the country.
Republicans are celebrating. In less than two months they will hold a majority in the U.S. Senate and in the House of Representatives.
No runoff will be needed to declare one unambiguous winner in this month's gubernatorial elections: the financial services industry.
All is not lost. Change has happened in the past, against severe resistance, three times since the Civil War.
One of the most important -- and generally overlooked -- results of last week’s midterm election was Republican success in increasing control of state legislatures.One of the most important—and generally overlooked—results of last week’s midterm election was Republican success in increasing control of state legislatures.
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