Michael Collins
Uruguay’s left wing political coalition, the Broad Front party (Frente Amplio), retained control of the presidency in the November elections. This wasn’t just any election. The winner, flower farmer Jose “Pepe” Mujica, was the victim of imprisonment and torture during Operation Condor in the 1970’s as a result of his efforts as a Tupamaro [...]
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The Celebration Went Unnoticed – A Major Leftist Win in Uruguay
December 7, 2009A Modest Proposal – An Iraqi Vote on Troop Withdrawal
February 25, 2009
A Modest Proposal
An Iraqi Vote on Troop Withdrawal
By Michael Collins
(Also published at OpEdNews, The Agonist, The Smirking Chimp )
Over the years, we’ve seen various “exit strategies” proposed for withdrawal from Iraq. The best proposal was made by a Baghdad man on his way to a demonstration just a few days after that city [...]
Democrats Pass on Challenge to Secret Vote Counting in SC
January 26, 2008
Democrats Pass on Challenge to
Secret Vote Counting in South Carolina
This is the place to affix the STAMP. Link
Michael Collins
“Scoop” Independent News
Washington, DC
South Carolinians mounted a serious protest to the onerous “Stamp Act” imposed on the colonies by British rulers. The act levied a tax to pay for the “Seven [...]
“…the ballots shall not be counted in secret.”
January 19, 2008 ..these ballots shall not be counted in secret.
South Carolina Constitution
An Appeal to John Edwards to Take a Stand for Voting Rights
Michael Collins
“Scoop” Independent News
Washington, DC
Media, election, and judicial reform advocate Mark Adams, JD, MBA of Tampa, Florida discovered something very important in the South Carolina Constitution. It provides for [...]