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March's Lowdown

Giving corporations more power to buy politicians of their choice

"For too long," wailed the senator in a heart-tugging cry for justice, "some in this country have been deprived of full participation in the political process."

Mitch McConnell, the Republican leader of the U.S. Senate, has never been mistaken for a bleeding-heart liberal, so you can rest assured that his anguish over inequality did not concern the disenfranchisement of minorities or poor people--or any kind of people, for that matter. No, it is the tragic political deprivation faced by America's corporations that moved Mitch to such an outpouring of woe.


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Welcome to the Hightower Lowdown archive! Here's where you'll find every issue by date; you can also search for what you're looking for. Note that our six most recent issues are available to subscribers only, but everything else is open to everyone!

2002

  • December: If you're not using the party, let us borrow it
  • November: Local and organic farmers fight back
  • October: The Bush gang's plan to rule the world
  • September: Locking down democracy to keep America “free”
  • August: A bunkered government behind an iron veil
  • July: Bush’s military budget costs us our future
  • June: Stop the corporate takeover of our water
  • May: Let’s make higher ed. free for all americans
  • April: How Wal-Mart is remaking our world
  • March: Don’t focus on enron, focus on the system
  • February: Looting the treasury
  • January: Let’s declare energy independence — now!
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