Paul Loeb

Paul Loeb is the author of Soul of a Citizen: Living With Conviction in a Cynical Time and he The Impossible Will Take a Little While. new anthology on political hope, www.paulloeb.org.

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16 July 2006
An inconvenient video game
Paul Loeb
Someone should make a video game of The Inconvenient Truth. The generation of most game-players will inherit global warming's escalating march, and many won't...
07 July 2006
Joe Lieberman's loyalties
Paul Loeb
This isn't the first time Joe Lieberman's placed loyalty to his career above all other allegiances. Afraid that Connecticut's Democratic voters will reject him...
09 June 2006
Global warming, local hope
Paul Loeb
As the evidence of global warming becomes inescapable, I fear Americans will switch instead to a fatalistic pessimism. Maybe it’s real and maybe it’s our fault...
27 May 2006
Enron's good fight
Paul Loeb
"We fought the good fight," Jeff Skilling said, standing strong after he and "Kenny Boy" Lay were convicted of defrauding Enron stockholders. But what an odd...
25 April 2006
Dying for Nixon, dying for Bush
Paul Loeb
"I didn't want to die for Nixon," said a man I met recently in a Seattle park. He'd served on military bases in a half dozen states, then had a car accident...
14 April 2006
Out of the shadows -- the Seattle immigration march
Paul Loeb
People marched because families and futures were at stake. Seattle didn’t have a half million marching for immigrant rights, like Los Angeles or Dallas, or 300...

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