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The Public Eye - Winter 2005 - Vol. 19, No. 3
and the Rightward Turn in Today's Politics
By Dan T. Carter
In the spring of 2005, Georgia's Republican-controlled legislature passed a law
requiring all voters to appear at their proper polling place carrying either a Georgia driver's
license or an official photo ID issued by the Georgia Department of Motor Vehicles.
How many individuals would be disenfranchised by the new voter ID law?
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Remaking America as a Christian Nation
By Frederick Clarkson
When Roy Moore, the Chief Justice of the
Alabama State Supreme Court, installed a two-and-one-half-ton granite monument
to the Ten Commandments in the Alabama state courthouse in Montgomery in June of
2001, he knew it was a deeply symbolic act. The monument
was installed under cover of night – but Moore had a camera crew
from Rev. D. James Kennedy’s Coral Ridge Ministries on hand to record the historic event.
Kennedy then sold videos of the installation as a fundraiser for Moore’s legal defense.
They knew he would need it.
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Minutemen Mobilizes Whites Left Behind by Globalization
By Roberto Lovato
Cross the white picket fence of the Minutemen
offices in Tombstone, Ariz.,
and you’re immediately made aware that the
Federal Government denied the local media
mogul his constitutional right to bear arms.
And, the sign on the front door adds,
BEWARE of his armed bodyguard who is
still exercising his second amendment
rights.
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Also in this issue:
Do It Yourself Border Cops
By Devin Burghart
Minutemen are the latest and largest in a string of vigilante efforts to
"secure" the border against the entry of
undocumented immigrants
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Book Review
'It Takes a Family'
By Rick Santorum
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Reports in Review
The Waltons and Wal-Mart: Self-Interested Philanthropy
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