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rillion dollar debt should shift some burdens to rich allies, scale back some ambitions, and bring its

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e scrutiny, the report says. Obviously if this isn't crime it should be. But to turn it into a national scandal is ridiculous. Because in 2004, the Bush Administration used the IRS to do a full audit on the NAACP because of public comments made by its President Julian Bond against the War in Iraq. And this was stat

nes; and if inequality does not widen so that the rich lap up all the cream of growth—then developing c

feeling that civil rights have been abused. And Republicans use it as an example of the Obama Administration over-stepping boundaries. But when the Bush Administration homeland security legislation in the War on Terrorism as a result of 9/11, we acquiesce our rights of oversight, especially if you expect to stop a

est it was the work of a group of Pasdaransi or a rich religious foundation, an institution that could a

e idea of the Islamic Republic is nevertheless promoted by some Western scholars and analysts, in particular those who have been close to the former Bush Administration. This is the case of Bernard Lewis, for example. See Gholamani Khoshroo, 'The Great Threat and Bernard Lewis' Nightmare', Iran Review, 7 March 201