Posted on October 4th, 2007 by Hart Williams
Well, first he said that he’d resign, effective September 30. Then, he said he’d resign, CONDITIONAL on what the judge said about withdrawing his guilty plea. (And that he was completely innocent.)
THEN, he said, that while September 30 had passed, he’d wait for the judge’s ruling.
The judge did not allow him to withdraw his guilty [...]
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Posted on October 4th, 2007 by Hart Williams
UPDATE 5:28 PM PDT: Today, CNN has noted a plethora of stories that relate directly to the issues raised in my earlier story.
Police probe racial incident at school for deaf
Coast Guard tries to deal with noose incidents
Student apologizes for making ‘Jena 6′ re-enactment
Here’s an excerpt from that last story:
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Posted on October 4th, 2007 by BobHiggins
I am sick to death of all the pussyfooting around the subject that has occupied the media for the duration of this premeditated, illegal war of terror that we the people of the United States have allowed to be waged against the people of Iraq, in our name, for the last several years.
No matter how [...]
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Posted on October 4th, 2007 by Stuart O'Neill
Congressman Tim Ryan, an outspoken opponent of the war and a consistent voice that speaks truth to power, has a fine diary up at DailyKos explaining his endorsement. It explains the process he went through to make this endorsement. It’s revealing of both Ryan and Dodd. Please read the original. Here’s my own reaction to [...]
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Posted on October 4th, 2007 by Hart Williams
Regular readers will recall my posting last month, “CNN, the KKK and the Jena 6” which drew THIS long response in the wee hours last night. Normally, I’d just shine it on, but it really illuminates what I’ve been talking about for a long time: that racism in America, while increasingly hidden, remains deeply masked, [...]
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