The Antiwar Liberal | Jan Schakowsky
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June 27, 2007 "If we could pass it, I would stop this war today. . . . But there aren't the votes to do that."
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One of the things that annoys me most about the liberal media machine and the Democratic candidates is their mischaracterization of George Bush&#39;s position on stem cell research.
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Analysis: Socialist Strauss-Kahn is a widely admired economic manager. Better to have him in Washington than heading up the opposition in Paris
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John Kerry&#39;s escalating criticism of George W. Bush&#39;s policy in Iraq raises a question fundamental to democracy: How far can the opposition go in attacking the president in the midst of a war?
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Description: Senior news analyst NPR&#39;s Daniel Schorr observes the amount of flak defense secretary Donald Rumsfeld is taking from conservatives.
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The Ukrainian presidential election and its aftermath have been marked by propaganda that is exposing old fractures in the former Soviet republic. Differences that are broadly defined by an east-west divide are bursting to the surface.
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By D'Vera Cohn, Washington Post Staff Writer
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Robert Reich, former secretary of labor in the Clinton administration, is the author of &quot;Reason: Why Liberals Will Win the Battle for America.
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With bloggers, consituents and many party officials still angry about his support for the war, Connecticut's moderate Democratic senator is fighting for his political life
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For most Americans, the war in Iraq is a harrowing conflict responsible for more than 1,000 U.S. military deaths. For President Bush and Democratic Sen. John Kerry, it represents much more as each tries to use Iraq as a prism through which voters will harshly judge their rival.
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The question raised by &quot;Going Upriver: The Long War of John Kerry&quot; isn&#39;t if it&#39;s an unbiased account of presidential candidate Sen. John Kerry&#39;s service during the Vietnam War.
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LJUBLJANA, Slovenia--After more than a decade of almost continual rule, Slovenia&#39;s center-left Liberal Democrats face a spell in opposition in the wake of a surprise defeat in the parliamentary elections on 3 October.
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John F. Kerryâs service in Vietnam and his postwar testimonials have been targeted all summer by Republican-funded critics and veterans groups - so much so that for several months they have obscured George W. Bushâs much-criticized Vietnam-era
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Chicago Tribune - The Democratic contender for the U.S. Senate in Colorado favors the death penalty, opposes gun control and would have supported President Bush's decision to invade Iraq even if the White House had known no weapons of mass destruction would be found there.
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"There was a time, in the aftermath of September 11, when this magazine liked what it heard from George W. Bush. He said America was at war - not merely with an organization, but with a totalitarian ideology. And he pledged to defeat Islamist totalitarianism the same way we defeated European totalitarianism, by spreading democracy. For a publication that has long believed in the marriage of liberalism and American power, this was the right analysis. And its correctness mattered more than the limitations of the man from which it came."  "Three years later, it has become tragically clear that the two cannot be separated. The president's war on terrorism, which initially offered a striking cont ...
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By Marv Balousek, The Wisconsin State Journal  Sep.
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By Don Surber  THE assassination attempt on Vice President Dick Cheney in Afghanistan drew praise from a few members of the antiwar left. Have these people lost their minds?   At the popular Huffington Post Web site, dozens of comments were posted.