Author: Kahli

Iraq? No Skin off my nose.

We are at war.  The president tells us so – again, and again, and again. Why does he have to tell us? Could it be because the war doesn’t touch most of us, doesn’t inconvenience most of us, doesn’t...

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Pouring Herbicide on the Grassroots

After Howard Dean’s candidacy was eradicated in large part by the Democratic powers-that-be, I was despondent. Unable to bring myself to do any more than vote for Kerry, I looked around for a candidate I could believe in....

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Happy Birthday, Abe!

Here are just a few thoughts from one of this country’s greatest statesmen. An imperfect, complex man from humble beginnings, Lincoln left us words of challenge, inspiration and hope Take what you will and let it move you...

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How Will Our Hearts Go On?

It was an ordinary enough day – except, perhaps, for the extraordinarily crystalline blue sky. People opened their email.  They rode trains.  They prepped vegetables for the day’s menu. They bragged about...

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