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Greenwald, Glenn. "Afghanistan, Government Secrecy and the Economy." Bill Moyers Journal (October 30, 2009)---. "Afghanistan, State Secrets, Healthcare and the Media." Democracy Now (October 30, 2009)---. "Anatomy of a Journalistic Smear Job." Salon (November 24, 2010)---. "Criminal convictions of 22 CIA agents in Italy." Salon (November 5, 2009)---. "Elite Media Biased Against Occupy Wall Street." FORA TV (November 9, 2011)---. "Excessive...
- Politico Glenn Greenwald Reps ACLU Idaho (boiseweekly.com)
- Two lessons from the Megaupload seizure – Glenn Greenwald (weblog.sinteur.com)
Repulsive progressive hypocrisyBy Glenn GreenwaldSalonDuring the Bush years, Guantanamo was the core symbol of right-wing radicalism and what was back then referred to as the “assault on American values and the shredding of our Constitution”: so much so then when Barack Obama ran for President, he featured these issues not as a secondary but as a central plank in his campaign. But now that there is a Democrat in office presiding over...
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- Lib: “Repulsive progressive hypocrisy” - Daily Mail (api.bing.com)
- Greenwald on ‘repulsive progressive hypocrisy’ (feedburner.com)
I'm certain that a few little odds and ends, like signing the NDAA with it's provisions for indefinite detention for citizens without due process when he said it wouldn't, not to mention trying to excuse that broken promise by breaking a different promise regarding signing statements, broke a few hearts. In my opinion, completely unfathomable behavior for a "constitutional law professor". Can a President be stupid enough to think the power...
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- Short answer to stupid question (blogger.com)
Glenn Greenwald, who was a cheerleader for war in the run up to the invasion of Iraq, can't seem to stop himself from making ignorant accusations against our President, who by the way vigorously opposed the Iraq war. In his most recent post ...
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Glenn Greenwald calls this turn of “liberal Democrat” opinion to embrace the policies begun by George W. Bush “repulsive” – and he's right. Greenwald is also ... You put a bumper sticker on your car for Stein or Anderson, too.
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(David Bernstein) Greenwald has another post on the “Israel Firster” controversy. It’s easy to miss this in Greenwald’s typical avalanche of verbiage, but he (finally) acknowledges that the term was originally coined by anti-Semites, and is “gratuitously inflammatory.” He analogizes it to using the word “fascist” to describe contemporary politics or making comparisons to Nazis. This, however, [...]
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- Glenn Greenwald's identity crisis (api.bing.com)
Here's what I wrote:: And by the way, as an American Jew, I believe, as most American Jews believe (and most American non-Jews, as well) that Israel should exist and flourish as a Jewish country, that it is an important project of the Jewish people ...
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- Glenn Greenwald (api.bing.com)
- Glenn Greenwald on Campaign Season Partisanship (volokh.com)
Overview
Glenn Greenwald (born 1967 in New York City) is a former American attorney and current political and legal blogger, and columnist at Salon Magazine. He is the author of How Would a Patriot Act? and A Tragic Legacy, both New York Times bestsellers.
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