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The Democrats' Dirty Secret: Presidential Candidates Backed by Nuclear Powerhouses
03/02/08 13:57:29 | 0 Comments
The Democrats' Dirty Secret: Presidential Candidates Backed by Nuclear Powerhouses
By Jessica Lee, Indypendent. Posted February 27, 2008.
A hidden conflict over nuclear issues is simmering, pitting Obama and Clinton against many indigenous communities.
Tens of thousands of people across the continental United States and in Hawai'i still suffer the effects of previous uranium mining booms during the 1940s and the Cold War, and fears are growing over how a... -
Editorial: Presidential hopefuls should visit S.D. for minority issues
03/02/08 13:52:09 | 0 Comments
Editorial: Presidential hopefuls should visit S.D. for minority issues
By Editorial Board
Argus Leader
PUBLISHED: February 29, 2008
An Open Letter to Senators Clinton, McCain and Obama:
We haven't seen much of you here in South Dakota. These are the rules of the game, of course - our electoral votes are about the equivalent of Samoa or the Virgin Islands, and our timing, in terms of a primary election, is poor.
We've noticed that... -
Obama: An open letter to Indian Country
03/02/08 13:51:22 | 0 Comments
Obama: An open letter to Indian Country
"Do I think we need to have the first woman president? I do.
But I have to tell you I also think it would be good for America when we have our first African-American president, when we have our first Hispanic president, when we have our first Asian president, when we have our first Native American president. But we're in a world of hurt now and what we've got to do now is elect the best...
