Army unveils durable Combat Sandwich for military rations
An Army tested Combat Sandwich claimed edible without refrigeration for three years, highlighting a long tradition of military food. The review, set on a Florida beach, notes two varieties barbecue chicken and pepperoni, wrapped in brown foil, surviving harsh conditions and humorously praising ration ingenuity.
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Class warfare and tax cuts in the Bush era debate
The piece argues GOP proposals to cut capital gains taxes worsen inequality and enable Enronstyle theft. It cites Kudlow and other conservatives while contrasting with Sarbanes-Oxley and calls out tax cuts for the rich as perpetuating class warfare across earnings, pensions, and public services.
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Covert marketing via fake tourists and leaners
Lenore Skenazy exposes Sony Ericsson fake tourists and leaners used to push camera phones and other products. She cites industry executives noting reality marketing can blur truth, with real people acting as untrustworthy ads in bars, trains, and public spaces.
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Red meat politics and the 2002 GOP prospects
Political strategist Paul Weyrich argues the GOP must inflame its base to counter a growing Democrat advantage. He cites immigration amnesty, Scout policy, and the Pledge of Allegiance ruling as hot issues, warning only a Iraq war surge or an October surprise can shift voting momentum.
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