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NEWS & POLITICS ARCHIVES

Anarchy in the U.S.A. – The GOP Plays a Dangerous Game With Its Far-Right Fringe

“Ever since Newt Gingrich turned self-hate into a campaign manifesto last November, the GOP has been conducting a risky affair with the far right”

by James Ridgeway

Originally published: August 8, 1995

NEWS & POLITICS ARCHIVES

Sanctifying the Evangelical Vote

Can the Christian Right organize evangelicals and assure the Republican Party majority status?

by James Ridgeway

Originally published: June 17, 1986

FEATURE ARCHIVES

Holy War in West Virginia: A Fight Over America’s Future

“The battle in Kanawha is a cultural revolution, in the strictest sense of the term: an effort by the rural working class to wrest schools — the means of production of their children — away from the permissive technocrats who now control them.”

by Paul Cowan

Originally published: December 4, 1974

NEWS & POLITICS ARCHIVES

The Spy Who Came Down on the Freeze

The Right's leading lights shine warmly on left infiltrator John Rees. The FBI has called him “unscrupulous” and the IRS says he was “a known con man.”

by Seth Rosenfeld

August 11, 2020

THE FRONT ARCHIVES

Rogue Police Union: Nassau’s GOP Affirmative Action Machine

Thanks to concessions won by Hartman, within a few years Long Island cops would take it for granted that they earned more than FBI agents.

by Russ W. Baker

August 1, 2020

NEWS & POLITICS ARCHIVES

Republican Nation: The New Poor Laws

To see what choices welfare reformers will embrace, we only have to examine the preferences of their 19th-century counterparts.

by Robert Fitch

Originally published: January 10, 1995

NEWS & POLITICS ARCHIVES

Republican Nation: Bill Clinton’s Unrequited Affair

“As the New Dole dawns, we peer into our Kristol ball and see two years in Limbaugh with our Newtered president making ever more feeble attempts to recast himself as an old-fashioned TruMan.”

by J. Hoberman

January 14, 2020

NEWS & POLITICS ARCHIVES

Republican Nation: The Rise

The pods that were so diligently planted are beginning to sprout.

by Richard Goldstein

Originally published: January 10, 1995

Anarchy in the U.S.A. – The GOP Plays a Dangerous Game With Its Far-Right Fringe

“Ever since Newt Gingrich turned self-hate into a campaign manifesto last November, the GOP has been conducting a risky affair with the far right”

Sanctifying the Evangelical Vote

Can the Christian Right organize evangelicals and assure the Republican Party majority status?

Holy War in West Virginia: A Fight Over America’s Future

“The battle in Kanawha is a cultural revolution, in the strictest sense of the term: an effort by the rural working class to wrest schools — the means of production of their children — away from the permissive technocrats who now control them.”

The Spy Who Came Down on the Freeze

The Right's leading lights shine warmly on left infiltrator John Rees. The FBI has called him “unscrupulous” and the IRS says he was “a known con man.”

Rogue Police Union: Nassau’s GOP Affirmative Action Machine

Thanks to concessions won by Hartman, within a few years Long Island cops would take it for granted that they earned more than FBI agents.

Republican Nation: The New Poor Laws

To see what choices welfare reformers will embrace, we only have to examine the preferences of their 19th-century counterparts.

Republican Nation: Bill Clinton’s Unrequited Affair

“As the New Dole dawns, we peer into our Kristol ball and see two years in Limbaugh with our Newtered president making ever more feeble attempts to recast himself as an old-fashioned TruMan.”

Republican Nation: The Rise

The pods that were so diligently planted are beginning to sprout.

Debate the Merits of Single-Hopped Beer With 2xONE

Paul Weyrich, religious-right icon, dies

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“Ever since Newt Gingrich turned self-hate into a campaign manifesto last November, the GOP has been conducting a risky affair with the far right”

Can the Christian Right organize evangelicals and assure the Republican Party majority status?

“The battle in Kanawha is a cultural revolution, in the strictest sense of the term: an effort by the rural working class to wrest schools — the means of production of their children — away from the permissive technocrats who now control them.”

The Right's leading lights shine warmly on left infiltrator John Rees. The FBI has called him “un­scrupulous” and the IRS says he was “a known con man.”

Thanks to concessions won by Hart­man, within a few years Long Island cops would take it for granted that they earned more than FBI agents.

To see what choices welfare reformers will embrace, we only have to examine the preferences of their 19th-century counterparts.

“As the New Dole dawns, we peer into our Kristol ball and see two years in Limbaugh with our Newtered president making ever more feeble attempts to recast himself as an old-fashioned TruMan.”

The pods that were so diligently planted are beginning to sprout.

The Right's leading lights shine warmly on left infiltrator John Rees. The FBI has called him “unscrupulous” and the IRS says he was “a known con man.”

Thanks to concessions won by Hartman, within a few years Long Island cops would take it for granted that they earned more than FBI agents.