ARTICLES INDEX

BUSHAKAN!
Will Pitt

Will has a theory about the mysterious relationship between George W. Bush and Louis Farrakhan. You've never heard of it? There. Just goes to show you how mysterious it is.

THE PENNSYLVANIA CONNECTION
Jack Curtin

Jack looks at some of the key politicians in his home state and considers the role of Goveronor Tom Ridge in the election and the future.

MY FAIR SHARE
Tom Oyler

Tom Oyler is an independent Republican presidential candidate from Kansas. He's also a pretty good writer. In this editorial, he casts a fishy eye on the Census and wonders about his "fair share".

VOTE OR DIE
b!X s

The b!X explains why not voting only serves to insure the continuing reign of well-funded medocrity.

THE ELIAN ISSUE
Mary Fortuna

Mary offers an excellent suggestion for capitalizing on the interminable saga of Little Elian and shares a letter from LE to his uncle.

FLASH! The latest news on Elian from Will Pitt.

THE CONSERVATIVES' DILEMMA
Virgil Huston

Many conservatives feel abandoned by the Republican party. Is there hope in the emergence of a strong third party?

HOW TO RIG AN ELECTION
F.W. Prdlka

It's surprisingly easy to cast as many votes as you want. This handy guide will teach you everything you need to know to commit voter fraud and gives a whole new meaning to "Vote Early, Vote Often".

WHAT, ME VOTE?
Nancy Simeone

Nancy wonders just how much our votes count and if it's all really worth the bother.

ANOTHER YEAR OF GRANDSTANDING
Robert Miller

An eloquently cynical review of the year in politics and the reasons behind the disenchantment of the American voter.

THE DEADLY ASSAULT PEN
Ken Holder

A mild-mannered academic discovers that the State of California has decided to make him a felon - and he didn't have to do anything to acquire his new status.

THE X-ON CONGRESS: INDECENT COMMENT ON AN INDECENT SUBJECT
Steve Russell

Steve Russell, Assistant Professor of Criminal Justice at the University of Texas at San Antonio, takes a fishy-eyed look at the clueless attempts of Congress to restrict free speech on the Internet.

And Now, a Few Words From the Candidates

Our new section called "And Furthermore..." presents articles and editorials by the candidates. Good stuff here. Check it out.

STUFF THAT WE THOUGHT WAS WORTH REPRINTING

We spend a lot of time on the Net perusing political publications for perspicacious punditry. Now and then we find things we think are important enough to share with you and we beg and grovel until the publishers let us reprint them here.

One of the things about which we are rabid is the blatant bias of the major media. We find it particularly disturbing because most Americans get their world view from television and other mainstream media sources. This puts the powers behind the programming and publishing in a position of disturbing power.

F'rinstance...

Did you know that the Federal Government has been actively influencing the content of popular entertainment shows? Here's the straight scoop on how they push an anti-drug agenda:

The White House Doctors ER, et al (NewsMax, January 14th, 2000)

We were also disturbed by a report from the Media Research Center on the blatantly unbalanced coverage of the gun control issue by the network media. While some may argue that the MRC is a conservative organization with its own agenda, the facts speak for themselves.

We're being hustled.

Outgunned: How the Network News Media Are Spinning the Gun Control Debate
(Note: This link takes you offsite to the Media Resource Center website because the article is illustrated with charts and other graphics.)

In the same vein, Dave Kopel's An Army of Lies in the National Review documents the falsehoods propagated by the gun control advocates in their efforts to win converts.