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17 December 2004
Michael Crichton's deep lobbying
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Gene Coyle
Global warming isn’t happening, but evil environmentalists are making it look as if it is. That’s the story in Michael Crichton’s new thriller, State of Fear, already a huge best seller.

Reviews in the Wall Street...
08 December 2004
Miss Saigon: From the Broadway/Columbus Series, Now Playing at the Palace Theater
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Harvey Wasserman
A spectacular and emotionally devastating Miss Saigon has triumphed at the Palace Theater in a rich, brilliant production that underscores the tragedy of yet another American overseas war.

From the searing single shaft of...
25 October 2004
American Assassination: The Strange Death of Senator Paul Wellstone
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Four Arrows
Remarks on the new book, American Assassination: The Strange Death of Senator Paul Wellstone On the second anniversary of his death.

Four Arrows

 Presented at the National Press Club, Washington, D.C.,
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18 October 2004
Fahrenheit 9/11 is based on truth, and I challenge any Republican to cite any inaccuracies in the movie
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L. Rolirad
Fahrenheit 9/11 is based on facts, good journalism, and truth.   The film uses interviews with relatives of victims of 9/11, soldiers fighting in Iraq, soldiers who have returned after duty in Iraq and Afghanistan, and veterans...
08 October 2004
"Crossing the Rubicon' bares all! Cheney, Bush complicity in 9/11; CIA on Wall Street and other financial scandals; End of Civilization?
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Deborah Baker
Mike Ruppert's "Crossing the Rubicon" describes the horrendous crisis our civilization is headed into because of the coming end of the age of oil. I found the book refreshing. A slice of truth--or at least honest speculation to explain...
21 September 2004
Voinovich’s political legacy exposed
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Martin Yant
Bob Fitrakis is at his best when he writes about George Voinovich at his worst. Catching Voinovich at his worst was not that hard when the former “frugal” Cleveland mayor and future “moderate” U.S. senator held statehouse ethics hostage as...

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