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More great news for the private sector. 

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On this news, shares of the two biggest private prison operations—CoreCivic and GEO Group—rose  in after-hours trading.

PROBABLY NEXT UP: Remember all those reduced sentences Obama handed out? Well they're rescinded, too. And you guys who were let go early? You have 48 hours to report back to your cells.


QUOTATION OF THE DAY

“The work of the political activist inevitably involves a certain tension between the requirement that positions be taken on current issues as they arise and the desire that one's contributions will somehow survive the ravages of time.“
              
     ~Angela Davis, Women, Culture and Politics, 1984

TWEET OF THE DAY

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BLAST FROM THE PAST

At Daily Kos on this date in 2003Americans believe war will increase terror:

Bush Co. and its media and warblogging cabal argue that taking out Saddam will help the nation combat the terrorism threat. However, the public isn't buying it. In the latest CBS News poll, 59 percent of respondents believed war would lead to more terrorism in the U.S. Only 12 percent thought it would lower the threat.

In addition, 60 percent of all respondents, and 40 percent of Republicans, think the US should wait for UN approval before invading.

Not that Bush will heed poll results, but it does indicate that he will place this nation at war without the full and enthusiastic backing of the people—a reality that may bear consequences down the road.


HIGH IMPACT STORIESTOP COMMENTS

On today’s Kagro in the Morning show, Greg Dworkin tracks the rise of town hall resistance. Local Dem organizations are seeing a surge in interest. Another peek inside the Milo man cave. And a “Congressional Weekend” round-up of news you’ll need to know for the “Regular Person’s Weekend.”

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