Political Potpourri Archive: January 2013

Roe v. Wade: 40 years of political divide in America

Democrats and Republicans alike have made abortion rights a part of their party platform since 1976. Published January 25 2013
Dorothy Thompson as a model to resist tyranny

The intrepid journalist laughed at Nazis. Could Americans emulate her boldness to defend liberty today? Published January 23 2013
Georgia's Paul Broun looks to pick up where Ron Paul left off

Georgia Republican Paul Broun wants to carry on Ron Paul's movement. He's starting with the Fed. Published January 5 2013
Georgia governor won't suspend indicted sheriff Victor Hill

Victor Hill is under felony indictment. He's also the new sheriff of Clayton County, Georgia, unable to carry a badge or a gun. Why won't the governor suspend him? Published January 5 2013
Al Gore goes greener, sells Current TV to Al Jazeera

Al Jazeera is the state-run news network from Qatar, the voice of big oil and the platform for Al Qaeda after 9-11. Al Gore thinks it's his perfect match. Published January 3 2013

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