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Arpaio Runs for Reelection on Backs of Prisoners, For the Third Time
By Paul Wright
With the American electoral process consisting largely of saccharine spectacle, and with no substantive issues to get in the way of corporate rule, prisoner bashing has become an accepted political path to elected office. Politicians vie with each other to show who is most insensitive to human …
With the American electoral process consisting largely of saccharine spectacle, and with no substantive issues to get in the way of corporate rule, prisoner bashing has become an accepted political path to elected office. Politicians vie with each other to show who is most insensitive to human …
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- Massachusetts Prisoners' Political Action Committee Floundering
- NH Supreme Court Overturns Prisoner Voting Rights, by Ronald Young
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- Ohio Prison Food Contract Sparks Controversy
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