West Virginia Congressman to Fly to Iraq

Associated Press ^ | Wednesday, September 11, 2002

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That was quick, thanks

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The IPA and a discussion on Nass and the antimalarial medication/Remdesivir that popped up tonight on late night Sasquatch and tinfoil radio. I hadn’t heard anything from her since she and Rosenberg were defaming Hatfill... all the sudden she’s popped up again but I was wondering if anyone else has run across her lately. There’s another leftist group involved with her as well...and if she’s active it’s interesting given her Cuban connections.

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Looks like Ehrenreich was a fan of Solomon.

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They shared an association with Ralph Nader and inclination to back third-party candidates.

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PS: An interesting item in that article is that a lot of Nader supporters from 2000 swung over to Kerry in 2004, causing some friction on the left. Solomon got into this, causing some friction on the left. They're having a similar dilemma in 2020, per an open letter reproduced on the CP's website: Dear Greens: Don’t screw this up.: Noam Chomsky, Barbara Ehrenreich, Bill Fletcher, Leslie Cagan, Ron Daniels, Kathy Kelly, Norman Solomon, Cynthia Peters, and Michael Albert have written an open letter to the Green Party about their 2020 election strategy. They pose a vital question: It is election night 2020. The vote tallies are in. Which way would the 2020 Green candidate feel better? Trump wins and the Green candidate gets 250,000 votes across the contested states, more than enough for Sanders, Warren, or whoever to have won? Or, Trump loses and the Green candidate gets no votes in the contested states, but a bunch extra in other states as a result of having more time for campaigning there? Read their letter here. They hope that it will spread widely and spark a useful public discussion. Pass it on!