Monthly Archives: May 2011

May 29, 2011 · 7:57 pm

Don’t Let It Go…Unheard #15

The Patriot Act provision extensions, Rand Paul’s proposed amendments to the Patriot Act, and the main-stream media’s coverage of it all. The Trade Adjustment Assistance Program. Egypt reopens its border with Gaza. And more.

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Tomorrow’s Live Webcast

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On my radar so far this week: The renewal of the Patriot Act — what does it mean for you? What is the Trade Adjustment Assistance Program and why is it holding up free trade agreements? The latest developments in Egypt. Rudy Giuliani 2012, and more. Suggest other topics that are on your mind here.