War on Iraq

Mr. Russert, Will You Ante Up For War Victims Like You Asked Of Scott McClellan?

Linda Milazzo | Posted 06.10.2008 | Media

Read More: Television, Shock and Awe, Meet the Press, War on Iraq, Corporate Media, Scott Mcclellan, Tim Russert, George W. Bush, What Happened, Dana Milbank, Washington Post, Media, Pundit, Scooter Libby, Dick Cheney, Media News
Linda Milazzo

Meet The Press provided a national platform for the Bush administration to push its war with minimal challenge from Tim Russert.

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The Pentagon's Fifteen Billion Dollar Pirate Plunder

Paige Donner | Posted 06.03.2008 | Politics

Read More: Pentagon Audit, Contractors, Congressional Oversight Committee, Free Government Information, Pigs at the Trough, Unaccounted for Expenditures, Rep. Henry Waxman, Halliburton, Senator Obama, U.S. Taxpayer Dollars, Institute for Policy Studies, Iraq, U.S. Army Soldiers, Clean Contracting Amendment, Federal Regulations, Fraud, Kbr, War on Iraq, Army, Fifteen Billion Dollars, CBS News, Mary Ugone, New York Times, Washington Post, Internal Controls Over Payments Made in Iraq Kuwait and Egypt, Misappropriation, American Idol, Seized Iraqi Oil Money, Indiana Jones Sequel, Kellogg Brown Root, Cash, Politics News
Paige Donner

(No, this is NOT an Indiana Jones Sequel) Yes, you read that correctly. American taxpayers have paid out $15 Billion U.S. dollars in unaccounted for...

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McClellan: Our Minister of Misinformation

Jamal Dajani | Posted 05.30.2008 | Media

Read More: George Bush, White House, War on Iraq, Saddam Hussein, Wmd, Scott Mcclellan, What Happened, Deception, Muhammad Sai'd Al Sahhaf, Middle East, Baghdad Bob, Media News
Jamal Dajani

Scott McClellan reminds me of Saddam Hussein's Minister of Information, Muhammad Sai'd Al Sahhaf... kind of.

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I Want My Dada!

Richard Belzer | Posted 10.05.2007 | Politics

Read More: Cultural Values, War on Iraq, Art in a Time of War, World War I, The Purpose of Culture, Creative Community, Dada Movement, Politics News
Richard Belzer

It was reasoned that during the first World War we had become so barbarous that precious human life was chillingly expendable for the most ill-conceived and deceptive purposes.

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Courage for Dan Rather

Mary Mapes | Posted 09.20.2007 | Media

Read More: 2004 Election, Katie Couric, Ethics in Journalism, Mary Mapes, Les Moonves, CBS Evening News, War on Iraq, Dan Rather, Fox News, National Guard Story, President Bush, Viacom, CBS News, George W. Bush Military Service, Media News
Mary Mapes

The National Guard story deserves to be examined again and this may be the only way to accomplish that. A lawsuit also gives him that delicious power of discovery. Who knows what might shake loose?

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