Kerry expands lead with wins in primaries and caucuses
The Kerry surge strengthens as he sweeps Minnesota, Maryland, New York, Massachusetts, Connecticut, Rhode Island, California and Ohio, losing Vermont to Howard Dean and narrowly carrying Georgia. He vows to repeal tax cuts for the wealthy, boost minimum wage, keep jobs in the US, pursue health care universalism, energy independence, and rejoin the world. Bush faces a $500 billion deficit and a $150 million war chest, while analysts warn Kerry must balance liberal branding with broad appeal.
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Death Row fashion and Hollywood’s political pawns
Michelle Malkin argues that Hollywood champions death row inmates while ignoring victims. She critiques Charlize Theron’s Monster sympathy for Aileen Wuornos, notes Wuornos’ confessed murders, and contrasts celebrity activism with support for murder victims’ families in cases like Kevin Cooper.
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Medical marijuana and its enemies in US policy
Stephen Chapman argues federal drug policy blocks medical cannabis despite medical support. He notes Carter’s compassionate use program, Bush administrations’ raids, and Supreme Court affirmations that state law governs. He cites NEJM support, 10 states legalizing, and public opinion favoring access.
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