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Ethics

: Dispatches from the Culture Wars

Radio Show Preview: 02-05-09

By Ed Brayton

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On today's episode of Declaring Independence I will be interviewing two interesting guests. The first is Lindsay Beyerstein, who blogs at Majikthise and writes for the Washington Independent. We will be discussing the influence of lobbyists in Washington and the incestuous relationship between money and politics in this country.

My second guest is Joann Bell, whose story is a remarkable one. She filed a lawsuit to get rid of school-sanctioned prayer at her childrens' school and had her house burned down. She is now the director of the very group that represented her in that case, the ACLU of Oklahoma.

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Full post as published by Dispatches from the Culture Wars on February 05, 2009 (boomark / email).

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