Bush UN speech stirs global divide over Iraq
Washington and London press critiques show a split view of President Bush at the United Nations. The Guardian and The Times lampoon his stance as rigid and self righteous while urging U.N. unity and broader international support for Iraq. IMF critique also dominates regional financial tensions in Asia.
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America
France
Editor Contact Details For Local Forum
Community forum editor contact options include email at gctelegram com and a fax number, plus mailing address Attn Editor 310 N Seventh St Garden City 267846. Telephone extension 201 exists for newsroom inquiries.
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Noting First Amendment Rights in City Proceedings
A fragment discusses Congress securing freedom of religion speech press and assembly, and the right to petition the government for redress of grievances. The text references safeguarding these liberties against infringement in governmental actions. It emphasizes constitutional protections and public rights within civic processes.
Braun enters race amid mixed signals and double standards
A column notes Carol Moseley Braun's campaign launch draws tepid reaction and media skepticism. It contrasts reactions with male peers, cites polls showing low yet viable support, and analyzes gender expectations, media coverage, and past faults. The piece questions whether imperfect women can run for president and ends with renewed commitment to blog about the race in November.
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Des Moines
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Illinois
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Good Morning America
USA Today
CNN
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al Sharpton
John Edwards
Bob Graham
Kucinich
The
New York Times
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Marie Wilson
White House Project
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Stardust
Senate
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Karl Rove
Peter Fitzgerald
Madonna
Mother Teresa
Maggie Thatcher
Wilson
Oval Office
Shirley Chisholm
Elizabeth Dole
Pat Schroeder
Kim Gandy
NOW
Hillary Clinton
Loss of hearts and minds in war on terrorism
John Feffer argues the United States has lost the battle for global sympathy two years after 9/11. He notes Pew poll results showing waning favorable views in allied nations and confirms a multilateral counterterrorism shortfall, blaming the administration for misleading case building and diminished U.N. influence. Feffer previews his book Power Trip.
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France
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Morocco
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Iraq
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United Nations
John Feffer
Seven Stories Press
Ballerina Volochkova faces size scrutiny at Bolshoi theater
A personal reflection on the fallout from reports that Anastasia Volochkova is deemed overweight to dance at the Bolshoi. The writer recounts memories of dancing dreamscapes and questions how size, not skill, shapes a dancer's career while urging empathy and understanding.
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Russia
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New Jersey
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