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Juan Cole is President of the Global Americana Institute
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It is the story of how Tom DeLay and other corrupt Republican politicians reduced taxes and regulations on big corporations in the name of helping the common person.
posted by Juan Cole @ 11/25/2007 12:12:00 PM
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Winner, October 5, 2007, Scott Nearing Award for Courageous Scholarship (Awarded by the Graduate Students of the Political Science Department, University of Pennsylvania).
Winner, 2005 James Aronson Award for Social Justice Journalism, Hunter College.
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1 Comments:
Tom DeLay has never done anything unless it helps Tom DeLay. Any "common person" who thinks otherwise needs a brain transplant. DeLay would sell his granny down the river for a bent nickel.The "common persons" now have tainted food, lead in their children's toys, airplanes barely missing one another, the subprime crisis, and on and on and on. With friends like Mr. DeLay the "common person" doesnt need enemies.
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