Unjust Wars are the Only Issues
Posted: Tuesday, January 20, 2004

Iraq's Ex-U.N. Envoy: U.S. Sowing Chaos

Unjust War is the Only Issue

Are You Going To Get Mad?

George W Bush and the real state of the Union
Today the President gives his annual address. As the election battle begins, how does his first term add up?

Addressing Bush's State of Disunion

'No 10 spin machine has eroded public trust'

George W. Bush a Divider After All
The candidate who advertised himself as "a uniter, not a divider" has failed to narrow any of his country's glaring social and racial divisions. The gaps are wider now than when he came to office.

Either You are WIth Us or Against Us

Going for broke
According to advance reports, George Bush will use tonight's State of the Union speech to portray himself as a visionary leader who stands above the political fray. But that act is losing its effectiveness. Mr. Bush's relentless partisanship has depleted much of the immense good will he enjoyed after 9/11. He is still adored by his base, but he is deeply distrusted by much of the nation.

Critics want Israel to admit, abolish its nuclear program



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