Oct 12, 2006: North Korea Blame Game
The Republican blame game is now in full swing. Instead of viewing North Korea’s recent nuclear test as an opportunity to revamp its approach to North Korea and jumpstart diplomatic efforts, President Bush and other Republicans have seized the moment to point the finger at former President Clinton.
Oct 11, 2006: Strong Sanctions and Strong Diplomacy for North Korea
Strong international sanctions are needed in response to North Korea’s nuclear test, but so is strong diplomacy. The United States needs to be willing to talk with both friends and enemies.
Oct 6, 2006: Revenge of When Republicans Attack
They’re at it again. The other day we wrote to you about vicious Republican attacks on candidates supported by Council for a Livable World, paid for by the National Republican Congressional Committee. Today we learned about a new attack ad targeting Zack Space, who is running for Congress in Ohio.
Oct 4, 2006: When Republicans Attack
Republicans have again reached for the gutter. You knew they would do it. In a desperate attempt to win the election, the Republican Congressional Campaign Committee (RCCC) began running a deceptive TV ad attacking Iowa Democrat Bruce Braley for receiving support from Council for a Livable World.
Oct 2, 2006: Disastrous week for Iraq War
The past week has produced more confirmation of the depth of the Iraq disaster – including official statements that further undercut the Bush Administration’s nostrums on the war. Most damning was a leaked assessment of global terrorism trends by U.S. intelligence agencies found that “the American invasion and occupation of Iraq has helped spawn a new generation of Islamic radicalism and that the overall terrorist threat has grown since the Sept. 11 attacks.”
Oct 1, 2006: Santorum's Last Stand
A staunch ally of the Bush Administration and a leader of the religious right in the Senate, Santorum has voted with President Bush an overwhelming 98% of the time. Not coincidentally, he is the most vulnerable U.S. Senate incumbent in the country. Change is desperately needed in the Senate and Bob Casey can provide that change.
Sep 18, 2006: The Nuclear Deal with India is Unacceptable -- Tell Your Senators
The Senate may vote any day on whether to approve a deal signed between the United States and India which would give India access to U.S. nuclear technology, in spite of the fact that India has nuclear weapons. Tell the Senate to change the agreement or just say no.
Sep 15, 2006: Only 52 Days Until The Elections!
Two leaders who will lead America on a new path are Zach Space of Ohio and Rep. Ben Cardin of Maryland. Space is running to replace disgraced Rep. Bob Ney in Ohio's 18th Congressional District, while Cardin is running against Lt. Gov. Michael Steele for the Senate seat opened by retiring Senator Sarbanes in Maryland.
Sep 13, 2006: Election Roundup
In key Senate races, Rep. Ben Cardin (D) secured a spot against Lt. Gov. Michael Steele (R) in Maryland; Senator Hillary Clinton (D) handily defeated anti-war challenger Jonathan Tasini (D) in New York; and moderate Republican Senator Lincoln Chafee survived a strong challenge from the right in Rhode Island.
Sep 6, 2006: Tell Your Senators to Oppose John Bolton
The Senate may vote any day on whether to approve a deal signed between the United States and India which would give India access to U.S. nuclear technology, in spite of the fact that India has nuclear weapons. Tell the Senate to change the agreement or just say no.
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