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...January, Boston City Councillor Felix Arroyo, who opposes war in Iraq, announced that he would remain on a hunger strike until the nation??€™s aggressive policies against Iraq were reversed. By now, Arroyo’s promise to subsist on an all liquid diet should have lasted...
...hearing—one in a series about SEVIS held on the Hill over the course of the past year—marked a peak in a recent flurry of congressional activity questioning the efficacy of national security legislation aimed at the nation??€™s international student community...
...economic growth. Or consider the highly unequal nature of opportunity for America’s children. Sure we have universal primary and secondary school, but when children don’t have access to preschool or medical coverage, that hurts their chances at success and undermines the nation??€™s future productivity. Tax cuts deprive the government of the resources it needs to invest in America’s economic future. Democrats should know this...
...Coast Guard, the General Accounting Office and others have said that more funding is necessary to ensure that residents of port cities like Boston are safe. When Bush laid the final groundwork for war with Iraq, he pledged to protect the nation??€™s ports. We hope that he makes good on his pledge, but recent history provides many reasons to doubt. When the Coast Guard reported that secure ports would cost nearly $1 billion, Bush responded with rhetoric about the importance of the Coast Guard to national security, but he failed to request a single dollar in either...
...military brief claims that “a highly qualified, racially diverse officer corps educated and trained to command our nation??€™s racially diverse enlisted ranks is essential to the military’s ability to fulfill its principal mission to provide national security...