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High tide for the Reagan revolution?

Too gruesome?

"The consequences of Bear Stearns' failing are simply too great to allow ourselves the moral satisfaction of watching the guilty and the greedy drown in their self-inflicted gore."

From my Salon feature on the potential political and economic fallout from the ongoing extraordinary events rocking Wall Street, published today.

Sarah Palin and a melting Alaska
Global warming is nothing to joke about in the not-so-frozen North. Palin might be pro-drilling, but she can't ignore climate change
Sarah Palin: Drill, drill, drill -- all the way
Offshore, onshore, in the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge -- the Republican vice-presidential nominee makes no bones about it: Drill!
Hurricane subprime
Insurance companies, already hammered by the credit crunch, wince as Gustav approaches the Gulf
Christianists gone wild
Is the GOP trying to ban private funding of embryonic stem cell research? Some Republicans certainly seem to think so.

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Sarah Palin: Drill, drill, drill -- all the way
Offshore, onshore, in the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge -- the Republican vice-presidential nominee makes no bones about it: Drill!
Hurricane subprime
Insurance companies, already hammered by the credit crunch, wince as Gustav approaches the Gulf
Christianists gone wild
Is the GOP trying to ban private funding of embryonic stem cell research? Some Republicans certainly seem to think so.

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