Interview with John Lennon, 1969

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First Tuesdays: John (Rick) MacArthur


First Tuesdays: Lamar Waldron


First Tuesdays: Win McCormack
and Dagmar Herzog


First Tuesday reading
- June 3, 2008 -
Steve Fraser & Josh Ozersky


George Lakoff speaking
at McNally Robinson


Robert McChesney at NYU


MCM, Scott Horton
and Jonathan Simon PT. 1
PT. 2, PT. 3, PT. 4, PT. 5,
PT. 6



Endgame: Bush &
Cheney's desperate
measures PT. 1, PT. 2


How'd that Dick get
on the ticket?


IMPEACH Clarence Thomas


The Holt bill is a poison pill.


Laughing in the Dark


What's wrong with the
NY Times?


Who is Scott J. Bloch?


The real Justice Dept.
Scandal

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Read Some Might Call It Treason: An Open Letter to Salon

Writer's Voice spends an hour with MCM as part of a new series on current politics, ELECTION 2006. Listen now.

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None Dare Call It Stolen
Ohio, the Election and America's Servile Press
By Mark Crispin Miller; Read by the Author
0-9778965-4-4; $9.95, 1.75 hours
Unabridged Download/Single User
Available from-Audible.com

On Election Day, 2004, election fraud was epidemic in Ohio (and throughout the nation). Would-be Democratic voters were impeded or disabled by the thousands, especially (though not only) in the inner cities and in college towns.

Bush/Cheney's drive to block the vote was particularly flagrant in Gambier, Ohio, home of Kenyon College. While student voters at nearby religious schools had quite an easy time of it, Kenyon's students had to wait for hours and hours and hours. Those long lines sooned turned out to have been purposely created, through the deliberate under-supply of working e-voting machinery to the polling sites at Kenyon. (The same thing happened all throughout the state and nationwide.)

After the election, Kenyon students wrote up an account of what they went through on that day and very late into the night. It's called The Longest Line. As it did not receive its due attention--and as we're heading toward another presidential race--I offer it to you for download here.

MCM

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