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Oct 19, 2006 1 hr 10 min

Indirect Democracy #8 - Oct. 18, 2006

from Indirect Democracy Hosted by David Quintana

Iran & The Torture Bill - Oct. 18, 2006 On this podcast, I will cover the possible upcoming war with Iran, the Torture Bill signed by the President and the volunteer work I did for the Brandt campaign. Our civil rights and their continued use of fear are in play making this election even more important. Do what you can to win back the House and Senate. Vote! Plus, there will be a Global Warming Update, a new sponsor, the President's Horoscope and the What a Weinie Award. (Melting of the Larsen B Ice Shelf - Antarctica) Thanks for Listening.

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