magazine October 11, 2004
features
Fiction First, Spin Later
Bush values steer clear of facts and conservative tradition
By Hans Johnson
frontline
On the (Re)Bounce
Despite the hype, polls show Kerry still holds lead in electoral vote count
A Swift Backlash
Evidence of Bush's dubious service record continues to mount
Pretty Effective in Pink
Organizers from Code Pink: Women for Peace were vibrantly visible during counter-convention activities in New York. Members handed out… more
The Bloodiest Chapter
A recent spate of Chechen terrorist attacks sends a centuries-old conflict spiraling out of control
culture
Deserter at the Helm!
On September 11, 2001, I lived in downtown Manhattan near the World Trade Center. After I heard the bang,… more
By Ian Williams
Out of Time
Bruce Springsteen knows a historical crossroads when he sees it. And Republican retiree Alice Cooper thinks you’re a moron.… more
By Dan Sarka
film
Stranger Than Fiction
Seems simple now: Observe as a cabal of Christian billionaires cadges an election and takes over the country, waging… more
By Michael Atkinson
books
The Free World ... of Slums
Although Timothy Garton Ash is my political opponent, I’ve always admired his wealth of precise observations and found him… more
By Slavoj Zizek
Brian Paisley Vol. 28, Iss. 23
viewpoints
Editorial
Duck and Cover-up
The presidential campaign has made one thing clear: The Bush administration employs a strategy of lies and dirty tricks to stay in power.… more
The Third Coast
Black Muslims and the Sudan
The situationin Darfur is forcing a focus on an issue the Muslim world has tended to avoid: race.
Power Pop
The Worst Show on Earth
The Republican National Convention, to paraphrase Jon Stewart of “The Daily Show,” put on a display of the anger of the enfranchised. They… more
House Call
Time to Commit
As the only elected Independent in the U.S. House of Representatives and the longest-serving congressional Independent in American history, I want to take… more






