Web Letters: Antiwar Group Collapses

By Tom Hayden

February 9, 2008

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  • This is a good article, along with the one from Rolling Stone. We need to go after these people at the ballot box. They have sold out the Democratic Party, as well as the country. Maybe an Internet organization like move on.org would be the way to bypass the mainstream media and make some noise. Do you remember how to do it?

    Pervis J. Casey

    Riverside, CA

    02/11/2008 @ 2:38pm


  • Interesting that this coincides with Matt Taibbi's article in Rolling Stone.

    R.L. James

    Denver, CO

    02/10/2008 @ 8:41pm


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