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"Won't Back Down" and ALEC

Won't Back Down and ALEC
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WPWC 1480AM We Act Radio Washington DC - In Deep with Angie Coiro

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KRXA 540AM Monterey - In Deep with Angie Coiro

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In Deep

Welcome to In Deep with Angie Coiro, an independently-produced, two-hour weekly interview program. In each segment of In Deep we bring you thorough coverage of pressing political and cultural issues, with voices not often heard in the stage-managed world of Big Media. We hope you will find our efforts listenable and informative. Thanks for tuning in!


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9/11 Responders Legislation: a NAME AND SHAME campaign

NPR reports today that OK Sen. Tom Coburn still plans to actively block the Zagroda Bill, aka the 9/11 Responders Bill - the legislation Jon Stewart has dubbed "the least we can do/no-brainer act of 2010."

 

Now we get the same word on the US Chamber of Commerce. (Warning: the following may induce vomiting.)

Visa, MasterCard blocking of WikiLeaks is a stunt

Much fanfare was made by payment house MasterCard about closing the WikiLeaks account last week, blocking their access to inbound funds. Not to be outdone, Visa followed suit, announcing

Assange sex charges

Aside from the rather obvious possibility that he is being framed by a conspiracy of governments, fronted by Sweden, the sex assault charges against Julian Assange fall right into that confusing area of sexual guilt/innocence that Angie and I have discussed many times. As a basis of international controversy, the allegations are fairly nuanced. Something like: subject has consensual sex with first woman, who at some point decides she does not want to continue, apparently making it nonconsensual from that moment on. Then, in a different episode, subject has consensual sex with second woman, but later in bed he starts again but she says no, making it nonconsensual. There are more details, but different reports give conflicting details.

Nothing New from the Manipulated Right

When my meter pings FULL on terrorism, corruption of civil rights, and an America endangered by engineered mass stupidity, I pull out a book on old Hollywood and head for the bed or the bath. Ahh, respite.

"Sully": a hero weighs in on TSA searches

You can add Capt. Chesley "Sully" Sullenberger to the growing rumble of discontent against invasive and potentially health-threatening TSA searches.

Let's gather up the TSA stories, shall we?

While a new poll shows that Americans stand squarely behind new airport search procedures in principle, those inspections in the flesh are pissing off more and more people.