Rep. Ron Paul on War, Peace, and the News Media
Congressman Ron Paul is a Republican from Texas, an advocate of limited government, and a critic of U.S. military interventions overseas.
Going Green
Everyone is going green, except the U.S. Congress.
Moving the Chains: Congress and the War in Iraq
War opponents must avoid a circular firing squad and encourage moderate Republicans–especially Senators–to join the anti-war camp.
Round-The-Clock Voting
Voting can no longer be a civic duty exercised every few years. We must now vote 365 days a year, telling our leaders that they won’t wait another election cycle to sink the country further into the Iraq War’s quagmire.
Ten Blockbuster Hearings
Here’s how the Democratic Party’s new majority in Congress can start making a real difference in Washington.
George McGovern: Get Out of Iraq
The former Senator and presidential nominee tries to convince George W. Bush that it’s time to bring the troops home.
Don’t Mourn: Annotate
On the battlefield of the image, the United States has lost the Iraq War
Elections Offer Hope for a Change in Course in Iraq
It’s hard to believe that President Bush will miss the message voters delivered on Election Day.
Congress Approves Flawed Oman Trade Pact
Accord wont help abused guest workers.
Trading on Terror to Profit a Few
This op-ed ran in the Los Angeles Times on June 26, 2006.
Democrats Versus the Peace Movement?
Many hope that a Democratic Party victory in November will mark the beginning of the end of the Iraq war. Don’t hold your breath.