Tuesday, June 21, 2005

articles 6/21

Seattle Weekly
Blue City Conservatives

Meet Seattle's biggest closet cases: the Republicans next door.

Personal attacks will only embolden her
by Dick Morris

NY Times
Black Market in Stolen Credit Card Data Thrives on Internet

Conspiracy Theories
If you liked The Da Vinci Code, you'll love the Downing Street Memo.
By Christopher Hitchens

W. Post
Church can never accept abortion - Pope's book

That old black government magic
by Bill Murchison
You'll want to look hard beneath headlines like 'Bush Approval Falls in Nationwide Polls' to notice what's missing.

Why Worry?
The economic news isn't the best for President Bush.
by Irwin M. Stelzer

California's Union Blues
The Golden State's unions fight to keep their members from controlling their own money.
by Bryan O'Keefe

The Housing Bears Are Wrong Again
This tax-advantaged sector is writing how-to guide on wealth creation.
by Larry Kudlow

NY Times
Dial-Up Internet Going the Way of Rotary Phones

Cardinal Sin is dead, 76
The "house of Sin" has fallen silent. Retired Manila Archbishop Jaime Cardinal Sin, an outspoken advocate of democracy who played a key role in the revolts that ousted two presidents, died Tuesday.

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