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 Obscene Firings
Last September, Brent Ward, the head of the Department of Justice Obscenity Task Force, sent an email to Kyle Sampson, then Attorney General Alberto Gonzales’ chief of staff. The email, titled “obscenity cases,” was cryptic in its message and tone. It mentioned two U.S. attorneys by name—Paul Charlton of Phoenix and Dan Bogen of Las Vegas—who were “unwilling to take good cases we have presented to them,” and deemed the situation with Charlton to be “urgent.” Both Charlton and Bogden have since been forced to resign Read Entire Article
 New York’s Show World Zoning Controversy
Mandy Doster thinks of herself as open-minded, outspoken, and radically left wing.
“Lord knows, I’m about as liberal as you can get,” she said.
But when she learned that Jan DeGroote, owner of the Show World adult video store francise, had purchased the vacant auto garage across the street from her house—which is located in an industrial zone of Greece, NY near Rochester—and was planning on opening a new location there, she was radically opposed to the idea. Read Entire Article
 PEPFAR and the AIDS-Ravaged World: Will it Save the Day?
If there’s one thing the current administration has proven during its tumultuous White House tenure—after 9/11, after Hurricane Katrina—it’s the fact that everything—disease, disaster and death included—has a political dimension. So, it really shouldn’t be surprising that under Bush the U.S. response to the global AIDS epidemic, the largest health crisis the world has ever faced—a disease that took the lives of 2.8 million people in 2005 alone according to a recent UNAIDS report—has become the nexus of a massive morality campaign. Read Entire Article
 Gay Friendly or Attempts to Indoctrinate California Youths
Pros and Cons of Senate Bill 1437
Conservative critics have successfully focused the debate surrounding California Senate Bill 1437—which seeks to ban anti-gay school curriculum, and was recently passed by the state senate—on the specific policy changes they say the law would impose. Political analyst and radio talk-show host Carol Platt Liebau, for example, recently argued in an American Spectator editorial that the bill would require teachers to emphasize the sexual orientation of historical figures, whether or not it’s pertinent to a nuanced discussion of their lives. Read Entire Article
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