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The 2004 Elections
Powerful Government Accounting Office report confirms key 2004 stolen election findings
Bob Fitrakis & Harvey Wasserman, -- Freepress.org
Why Iraq isn’t a “diversion” from the “real war”. The bipartisan war on the world
Commentary, -Socialist Worker
All those in favour, raise your hand
Paul Harris, -Axis of Logic
Australia's Big White Lie
Mary Dagmar Davies, -Axis of Logic Exclusive
The Color of Money
Special Report, -Public Campaign
An Iraqi-American's Vote in 2004
Hawra Karama, -Axis of Logic
What's the Frequency, Karl? / Is Bush Channelling Rove?
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“Bush-Lite” or Marlboro-Lights?
Omar Barghouti, -Dissident Voice
John Pilger on the "choice" in Election 2004 -- Bush vs. Kerry: The fake debate
John Pilger, -The Socialist Worker
Kerry's Missed Opportunities
STEVE BREYMAN, -Counterpunch.org
Something rotten in the state of Florida
Andrew Gumbel, -The Independent (UK)
''Bush and Kerry: Contrasting Styles with the Same Results''
Dr. Michael A. Weinstein , -www.pinr.com
Mr. Tall and Mr. Small
Greg Palast, -Greg Palast.com
THE EVIL OF TWO LESSERS - Cutting through the convoluted web of deception on Drant
Multiple Authors, -DRANT
WHEN THEY SAY TRUST ME, DON'T
"Sulshe", -Axis of Logic
Will John Kerry Save Us From a Stupid Draft?
H. Watkins Ellerson, -Axis of Logic
Activists cry foul in electronic voting furore
Andrew Gumbel in Los Angeles, -The Independent
Kerry Indicates He Would Continue Bush's Pro-Sharon Policy
Ira Glunts, -Axis of Logic
The Sour Smell of Spoiled Ballots: One million black votes didn't count in the 2000 presidential election; this year it could be worse
Greg Palast, -GregPalast.com
More Than Half of Bush Coffers Spent, mostly on negative ads, yet Kerry still standing despite damage. Could signal major problems for Bush
SHARON THEIMER and WILL LESTER , -Associated Press
The Patriot Amendment: Conservatives attempt to kill clean elections in Arizona
Molly Ivins, -Working for Change
You Take Red 'n I'll Take Blue, There Ain't No Difference Between the Two
Murphy, -Workers World (April 29, 2004)
Why Bush may lose the next election
Borut Grgic, -Gulf News
Kerry’s approach to McCain: Democrat seeks bipartisan pro-war ticket
Patrick Martin, -WSWS
Bush backing seen eroding in defense professions
Bryan Bender, -The Boston Globe
Bush vs. Kerry: This is a choice?
, -Socialist Worker Online
Can terrorist warning sway votes?
KEN FIREMAN, -Newsday
From Bush, Unprecedented Negativity: Scholars Say Campaign Is Making History With Often-Misleading Attacks
Dana Milbank and Jim VandeHei, -The Washington Post
Demand Grows to Require Paper Trails for Electronic Votes
Katharine Seelye, -NYT
Mock The Vote
Damien Cave, -TomPaine.com
Bush’s campaign visit to Ohio: Comment by David Lawrence, SEP candidate for Congress in Ohio’s 1st District
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WHY I WILL NOT VOTE IN 2004
Carolyn Baker, -What Really Happened?
The struggle against war and the 2004 US elections
David North, -WSWS
Sharp Backlash Among Latinos Over Iraq War
Elena Shore, -Pacific News Service
If it's war you want, then go Democrats
John Laughland, -The Australian
Fellow vet blasts Kerry's antiwar comments
News Report, -CNN
US heading for another election fiasco as reforms fail
Andrew Gumbel in Los Angeles, -The Independent
For whom will dissatisfied Republicans vote?
BRONWYN LANCE CHESTER, -Miami Herald
Letters and a reply on “Professor Chomsky comes in from the cold”
David Walsh, -WSWS
Iraq: Staying an Insane Course
Michael Arvey, -Axis of Logic Exclusive
The Democrats and “Bush’s war”
Editorial Board , -WSWS
A vote for Kerry is a vote for war
Bill Van Auken, -Socialist Equality Party
Why will you be voting in the 2004 Elections?
Dr. Gerry Lower and Les Blough, -Axis of Logic
A sign of growing anger and withering support for Bush? Poll finds Bush is losing support across California
Carla Marinucci, -San Francisco Chronicle
Bush seen mixing politics, government
, -Associated Press
Once again, it's the economy
Thomas Oliphant, -Boston Globe
The fallacy of the 'anybody but Bush' movement
Fred Goldstein, -Workers World Newspaper
Don't kid yourself. The primary process is rigged to give us nothing but insincere defenders of the status quo.
William Marvel, -Duck Tao Tsu
Vote, or Revolt?
Beth Henry, -Axis of Logic
Refuse to Vote
Mike Tront, -Liberty Round Table
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