by Joan Wile, author, "Grandmothers Against the War; Getting Off Our Fannies and Standing Up for Peace" (Citadel Press, '08)Barry, things have run amokTake the blinders off your eyesDon't you see

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I’d truly like to address politics from a logical perspective but I find myself totally influenced by a theatrical perspective. On Wednesday and Thursday July 21 and 22nd I glued myself to C span

If granny hasn't been making cookies and knitting sweaters for you lately, it's because she might be one of the anti-war grandmothers on the streets protesting the wars in Afghanistan and Iraq. In

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