Gabi Clayton Bill would have been 29 years old today. Here is a list of music that his brother Noel picked for his memorial service in 1995. Some were songs Bill loved, and others were ones that Noel thought needed to be included as part of his & our goodbye: “Hold Back the Dawn” by Robbie Robertson …
President George W. Bush prides himself on “making tough decisions.” But many are sensing something seriously troubling, even psychologically unbalanced, about the president as a decision-maker. They are right. Because of a psychological dynamic swirling around deeply hidden feelings of inadequacy, the president has been driven to make increasingly incompetent and risky decisions. This dynamic …
Soon after Camp Casey, in August 2005, I was meeting with some Hollywood people who pretended that they supported me, but really were big money donors and supporters of Hillary. I was told that the senator was really against the war, but she was waiting for the politically correct time to come out against it. …
Bill Moyers, speaking to the National Conference for Media Reform states: “Our democracy is now put to a vital test, for the conflict is between human rights on the one side and on the other, special privilege asserted as a property right. The parting of the ways has come.” and By no stretch of the …
The longer Bush is in office, the more his psychology becomes clear. He’s not a well-meaning doofus; he’s a madman. and How do you build yourself a madman? Well, first you flatter him, and then you try never to make him angry, and then you feed him ideas that flatter him even more by making …
My, my. Such a great big mess, such a small little space in which to write about it. I speak of George Bush’s new Iraq plan, of course, and his speech last Wednesday night. My mouth was so long agape as he proclaimed one bizarre thing after the next that I fear I began drooling …
I’ve updated this essay I wrote in college with a bunch of photos and a scan of the article about my dad when he was a 21 year old student at the London School of Economics and hitchhiked to Leeds for a National Union of Students conference. Read and see the photos in “Encircled by …
Seattle Voices with Tim Harris, Real Change Newspaper 1/9/2006Tim Harris, who as a 17-year-old runaway came to appreciate homeless people for their “honesty” and “realness,” said Real Change has helped shape opinions and defuse misconceptions about homelessness and its causes, but there still remains much to do. Tim founded the Real Change Newspaper Program in …