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Thieves in High Places by Jim Hightower, 2003 Hard Tomatoes, Hard Times by Jim Hightower, 1973 IF THE GODS HAD MEANT US TO VOTE THEY WOULD HAVE GIVEN US CANDIDATES by Jim Hightower, 2001 "Take Back America" by Jim Hightower, 2003-01-01 Armadillos by Jim Hightower, 1997-01-01 If the Gods Had Meant Us to Vote They'd Have Given Us Candidates: More Political by Jim Hightower, 2000-01-01 Homeless electorate.: An article from: Dollars & Sense by Jim Hightower, 1996-07-01 Hard Tomatoes, Hard Times: The Failure of the Land Grant College Complex by Jim Hightower, 1972-01-01 Let's Stop Beating Around The Bush: More Political Subversion from Jim Hightower If The Gods Had Meant Us To Vote They Woud Have Given Us Candidates (SIGNED) by Jim Hightower, 2000 Let's Stop Beating Around the Bush and Thieves in High Places by Jim Hightower, 2004 Hard Tomatoes Hard Times: The Hightower Report by Jim Hightower, 1978-09 A summary of Hard tomatoes, hard times;: The failure of the land grant college complex by Jim Hightower, 1972 Counting out farmers;: Background material and comments on proposals to eliminate the 1974 Census of agriculture and to alter the census definition of a farm) by Jim Hightower, 1973

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41. BuzzFlash.com - BuzzFlash Interviews Jim Hightower
    BuzzFlash Interviews jim hightower. March 20, 2002. A BUZZFLASH INTERVIEW WITH THELEGENDARY jim hightower ABOUT THE ROLLING THUNDER DOWN HOME DEMOCRACY TOUR.  
    http://www.buzzflash.com/interviews/2002/03/Jim_Hightower_032002.html
    
    Extractions: BUZZFLASH SUPPORT BUZZFLASH INTERVIEWS WORLD MEDIA WATCH FIFTH COLUMNIST ... ABOUT BuzzFlash Interviews Jim Hightower March 20, 2002 A BUZZFLASH INTERVIEW WITH THE LEGENDARY JIM HIGHTOWER ABOUT THE ROLLING THUNDER DOWN HOME DEMOCRACY TOUR Jim Hightower is a down home-progressive-populist Texan, which makes him the Lone Star State opposite of George W. Bush. Hightower is a radio commentator, columnist and legendary champion of the working class heroes and farmers of America. "Reading Jim Hightower is like scratching where it itches. Fella goes right through all the twaddle and the bull that passes for political debate in Washington like a dose of salts. Hightower is pure populist, all wool and a yard wide. He takes on the real power in this country-corporate money. He slams corporate corruption of Congress, corporate polluters, corporate media, corporate welfare and the gooberheads that get along with them. But he's not just a get-mad guy; he's a fight-back and get-even guy. And besides that, he's funnier than the Texas Legislature and writes like a dream." Molly Ivins BuzzFlash.com interviewed Hightower this week about his latest undertaking, the Rolling Thunder Down Home Democracy Tour (

42. Jim Hightower - Congress: Will Work For Food
    jim hightower Congress Will Work for Food By jim hightower Feb 4, 2003, 060100, jimhightower is a best-selling author, political commentator and speaker.  
    http://yubanet.com/artman/publish/article_1662.shtml
    
    Extractions: Not the people's business – their own. On the very day that congress opened, the Republican leadership in the House rammed through a proposal to loosen the ethics rules that ban lobbyists from buying meals or giving gifts to members of congress. Dubbed the "pizza rule" by some critics, the "Col. Sanders rule" by others, the change allows lobbyists to – get this – buy pizza, buckets of fried chicken, and other food for members and their staffs when they're working on bills at night. Of course, the Republican leaders say: Tut-tut, you can't possibly think that we'd sell out for a chicken wing and a slice of pizza. One would hope not, but then why change the rule? Come on – congress critters are paid $150,000 a year, and top staff make nearly as much, so here's a thought: BUY YOUR OWN DAMNED PIZZA! STOP BEING A CHEAP MOOCHER!

43. Jim Hightower: Texas' No-Can-Do Governor
    jim hightower Texas' NoCan-Do Governor By jim hightower Feb 3, 2003, 060500, jimhightower is a best-selling author, political commentator and speaker.  
    http://yubanet.com/artman/publish/article_1657.shtml
    
    Extractions: Still, next to his successor as Texas Governor, Bush is practically in the Mensa class. Rick Perry is the new governor's name, and he couldn't spell IQ if you spotted him the I. For proof, check out an astonishing statement he made just before taking office. While most incoming governors are brimming with optimism and talking about "getting things done," our Texas leader said that the people shouldn't expect him to deal with the state's big problems! Yes, said the sitting Guv, our state is saddled with an inadequate regressive tax system that can't even meet the minimal public needs, and yes, funding for our educational system is in crisis. But, he asserted, with a deer-in-the-headlights look in his eyes, he was new on the job, as was the new Republican lieutenant governor and speaker of the house, so they should get a pass on coping with these big ones. Here's what he said verbatim: "To put these newly-elected individuals in and say, 'We are going to fix something that has been broken or substantially bent for some period of time' is a bit unreasonable." Gee, I wish he'd mentioned that when he was running for governor last year. Maybe, instead of him, we could have found someone who actually felt up to doing the job.

44. Rolling Thunder Tour
    Brings together progressive-minded people for a type of county fair with workshops, speeches, music, Category Society Politics Liberalism Social Liberalism ProgressiveThat time is over. jim hightower » Go to jim hightower's Website at www.jimhightower.com» ROLLING THUNDER KICKOFF YEAR OFFICIALLY COMES TO A CLOSE!  
    http://www.rollingthundertour.org/
    
    Extractions: With a six-pack of events under our belt, we have officially come to the close of the 2002 Rolling Thunder Tour. What can we say? Well, first, we had a blast! And, second we are pretty jazzed about 2003. Soo, please stay in touch and keep active both locally and online at Rolling Thunder's Community Central

45. Ftrain: Jim Hightower
    Ftrain.com. jim hightower. Saturday, 1 Jan 2000. Work on this siteby jim hightower. By Site Editor. Web Site PAC Evil Thursday, 30  
    http://www.ftrain.com/author_list_mailto_jimhightower_ftrain.com.html

46. Hightower.html
    jim hightower. Populist Political Sparkplug. jim hightower has beendescribed as that rarest of species a visionary with horse sense  
    http://www.efn.org/~chrp/hightower.htm
    
    Extractions: JIM HIGHTOWER Populist Political Sparkplug J im Hightower has been described as that rarest of species: "a visionary with horse sense and a leader with a sense of humor." Today Hightower is one of the most respected "outside Washington" leaders in the United States. Author, radio commentator and host, public speaker and political sparkplug, this Texan has spent more than two decades battling Washington and Wall Street on behalf of consumers, children, working families, environmentalists, small business and just-plain-folks. Hightower has just finished working on a new book, IF THE GODS HAD MEANT US TO VOTE THEY WOULD HAVE GIVEN US CANDIDATES, due in bookstores in January 2000. His previous book about America's class war, THERE'S NOTHING IN THE MIDDLE OF THE ROAD BUT YELLOW STRIPES AND DEAD ARMADILLOS received rave reviews. It's also the title of one of his speeches on campuses which brings home a hard-hitting message while keeping his audience doubled up with laughter. Jim Hightower's wildly entertaining and informative talks invite his audiences to address the "outsider viewpoint" that the "insider media" usually ignores or trivializes. He highlights "crime in the suites" as well as "crime in the streets" and greedhead failures as well as grassroots successes.

47. Archives By Section - The Texas Observer
    jim hightower. jim hightower 3/14/2003 Deep-Six the Bad Numbers; jim hightower- 2/14/2003 Fleeting Notice; jim hightower - 12/21/2001 Patriotism, Inc.  
    http://www.texasobserver.org/showSection.asp?SectionID=7

48. Jim Hightower, 5/10/2002 - The Texas Observer
    jim hightower 5/10/2002, show printfriendly version. e-mail thisto a friend or colleague. jim hightower is a speaker and author.  
    http://www.texasobserver.org/showArticle.asp?ArticleID=703

49. Jim Hightower's ZNet HomePage
    jim hightower's ZNet HomePage. jim hightower has been described asthat rarest of List all ZNet articles by or about jim hightower.  
    http://www.zmag.org/bios/homepage.cfm?authorID=73

50. Interview
    Believing in the common good. David Barsamian interviews jim hightower. jimhightower is host of the nationally syndicated Chat Chew radio show.  
    http://www.zmag.org/zmag/articles/hightowerjune98.htm
    
    Extractions: Interview Believing in the common good David Barsamian interviews Jim Hightower Jim Hightower is host of the nationally syndicated "Chat & Chew" radio show. His new book is BARSAMIAN: In , you quote Mary Ellen Lease at the founding of the People’s Party in Topeka, Kansas in 1890: "Wall Street owns the country. It is no longer a government of the people, by the people and for the people, but a government of Wall Street, by Wall Street and for Wall Street." Are we looking here, then, at an El Niño kind of climate change? The Big One, Something that was very striking in your biography was that you were the starting linebacker on your high school football team. What was your family background? The last section of my book is called "Daddy’s philosophy." It talks about the departure from the strong American value of the common good that is ingrained in every American just as surely as we also have ingrained in us the belief in rugged individualism. We still believe in the common good and community responsibility. My father was a great believer in that. He didn’t preach about it. He just practiced it without even realizing what it was. What kind of change have you seen in the Democratic Party in the last few decades?

51. Nader Or Gore? Jim Hightower Vs Paul Wellstone
    Nader Or Gore? jim hightower Vs Paul Wellstone. Following a backgroundreport, Gwen Ifill talks with jim hightower and Paul Wellstone.  
    http://www.commondreams.org/headlines/102500-04.htm
    
    Extractions: With the election two weeks away and polls deadlocked, is Green Party candidate Ralph Nader a spoiler for Al Gore? Following a background report, Gwen Ifill talks with Jim Hightower and Paul Wellstone. GWEN IFILL: So is Ralph Nader a spoiler? Pitting liberals against liberals, populists against progressives? We pick up the debate with Democratic Senator Paul Wellstone of Minnesota; the two-term Senator has one of the most liberal voting records in Congress. He supports Al Gore. And Nader supporter Jim Hightower, a populist radio commentator and publisher of a monthly political newsletter, he's the author of "If the Gods had Meant us to Vote, They Would have Given us Candidates." Welcome both gentlemen. Mr. Hightower, why should progressives vote for Ralph Nader? Jim Hightower JIM HIGHTOWER: Because it's a vote for the future. It's a vote against being taken for granted by a two-party, money-soaked duopoly that is not meeting the needs of the majority of the people. They're stiffing the family farmers who are going bankrupt at about 1,000 a week now, that are stiffing the working folks who are being downsized at a steady pace, they're stiffing consumers with genetic manipulation of the food supply. Neither the Democrats nor the Republicans are willing to stand up on these issues, for example, the globaloney of corporate-managed trade that's being shoved down our throats through NAFTA and the WTO. There's a rebellion against this. This isn't about Ralph Nader. It's about ordinary people looking far real political channel that works for them for a change.

52. Another Reason To Despise GW Bush: Dirty Tricks On Hightower
    Published on Thursday, May 4, 2000 in the Madison Capital Times. Another ReasonTo Despise GW Bush Dirty Tricks On jim hightower. by John Nichols.  
    http://www.commondreams.org/views/050400-104.htm
    
    Extractions: Dirty Tricks On Jim Hightower by John Nichols Texas populist Jim Hightower shouldn't be giving speeches, joining demonstrations and raising money for good causes in Madison this week. He should be down in Texas running things. Or maybe in the U.S. Senate. Or maybe even campaigning for president. But politics is a nasty business. And Hightower, who will be in Madison tonight and Friday for a busy schedule of rallies, book signings and radio shows, has seen politics at its nastiest. And the nastiness cost America one of its most promising contenders. Back in 1982, Hightower was a crusading editor and all-around rabble-rouser in Austin, the Madison of Texas. Like his friends Jesse Jackson and Ed Garvey, Hightower was inspired in those dark days of Reaganism to try his hand at politics. Jackson, Garvey and Hightower recognized that the limp Democratic challenge to Reagan's right-wing policies needed to be replaced with a left-wing populist appeal. Hightower ran for the obscure job of Texas commissioner of agriculture on a visionary platform that promised to side with small farmers against corporate agribusiness, defend farm workers and protect consumers. To just about everyone's surprise, he won and, even more surprisingly, he kept his promises.

53. Books By Jim Hightower
    Growing Lifestyle. GARDENING, HOME IMPROVEMENT, PESTS, PETS, SHOP.Books by jim hightower. Backyard Market Gardening The Entrepreneur's  
    http://www.growinglifestyle.com/psearch/Author/Book/Jim_Hightower/

54. Jim Hightower Chat And Chew Show, Article: Austin's Tower
    Politicianturned-political sparkplug jim hightower is keeping the grassrootsconnected and radio-active. horizon people and possibilities  
    http://www.horizonmag.com/7/Jim-Hightower.asp
    
    Extractions: Jim Hightower dismounted from his maroon, made-in-America Ford Escort, looking almost every inch a Texan in his cowboy hat, pressed jeans and loafers. Swinging a misshapen, green canvas briefcase, he strode across the restaurant’s parking lot, already baking under the late-morning Austin sun. As he neared the entrance, a red neon pig’s rump blinked from above, beckoning, "Food to take home." is where he hosts The Jim Hightower Chat and Chew Show , the nationally aired AM vehicle for his populist crusade on behalf of the working poor and middle class. It’s not a calling that’s likely to win friends in high places – unless that circle includes such like-minded rabble-rousers as filmmaker Michael Moore, who demands: " When do we get to vote for Jim Hightower for president? Will somebody please tell me?" "Being able to use my voice as a connector to political action right now is the most useful thing I can be doing," says Hightower, 56. "Linking people up to each other, linking them to information, linking them up to a bigger concept than whatever they’re personally involved in at the moment, is a big part of movement building."

55. Zeal.com - United States - New - Lifestyle - Books - Genres - Nonfiction - Polit
    A great resource for United States New - Lifestyle - Books - Genres - Nonfiction- Politics - Authors HL - hightower, jim. hightower, jim Preview Category,  
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56. Naeycmen: Re: Fred Rogers & CAEYC Advocacy Center
    Fwd jim hightower. Jay. Subject jim hightower XURL-Title jimhightower http//www.jimhightower.com/air/read.asp?id=11020.  
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57. Jim Hightower - Quotes And Quotations
    Author jim hightower, Do something. If it doesn't - Even a littledog can - Little ol' boy in the - Politics isn't about left  
    http://www.brainyquote.com/quotes/authors/j/a128780.html

58. Jim Hightower
    By jim hightower. Here it Radio talkshow host and author jim hightoweris a former agricultural commissioner of Texas. His latest  
    http://www.theheraldonline.com/index_files/page0021.htm
    
    Extractions: By Jim Hightower Here it comes - another Gooberhead Award, presented to those in the news whose tongues are going 100 miles an hour ... but who forgot to put their brains in gear. Today I've got a Double Goober for you! Both our winners are excited about a Big, New, Whiz-bang Technological advance they call "Total Information Awareness." The T.I.A. is another fine product brought to us by those fun-loving techno-wizards at the Pentagon, and you should become totally aware of their latest gizmo, because they definitely plan to include you in their fun. T.I.A. is a super-sophisticated, super-fast computer system that is designed to scoop up every last detail of every transaction that you and I and everyone else makes. Your bank withdrawals, prescriptions you buy, books you check out, trips you make, documents you file, Web sites you visit, emails you send, your job records, complaints you make to authorities, complaints made against you - all of it is to be dumped into what T.I.A. enthusiasts call "a virtual, centralized grand database," which will be available to various local,  state, federal, and international agencies. Sound like fun? Surely they're kidding, right? Nope. It's all part of Bush's Homeland Security Act, just passed by Congress.

59. [ok-sus] Jim Hightower On Politics(fwd)
    oksus jim hightower on Politics(fwd). Rex Wycherley rex_w@hotmail.com Sat,13 May 2000 120201 PDT the following commentary is from jim hightower.  
    http://lists.essential.org/pipermail/ok-sustainability/2000-May/000065.html
    
    Extractions: Sat, 13 May 2000 12:02:01 PDT From: "Lori Theis" < loritheis@hotmail.com okgreens@egroups.com leinosaur@yahoo.com http://www.votenader.com. ... http://www.greens.org/oklahoma/home.html Community email addresses: Post message: okgreens@onelist.com Subscribe: okgreens-subscribe@onelist.com Unsubscribe: okgreens-unsubscribe@onelist.com List owner: okgreens-owner@onelist.com Shortcut URL to this page: http://www.onelist.com/community/okgreens Get Your Private, Free E-mail from MSN Hotmail at http://www.hotmail.com Previous message: [ok-sus] [Fwd: Sustainable radio] Next message: [ok-sus] What happened? Messages sorted by: [ date ] [ thread ] [ subject ] [ author ]

60. FW: ZNet Commentary / Oct 5 / Jim Hightower / Various...
    FW ZNet Commentary / Oct 5 / jim hightower / Various This is jim hightowersaying . . . Welcome to the cold world of corporatized medicine.  
    http://lists.essential.org/ok-sustainability/msg00226.html
    
    Extractions: Date Prev Date Next Thread Prev Thread Next ... Thread Index -Original Message- From: owner-znetcommentary@tao.ca [ mailto:owner-znetcommentary@tao.ca Prev by Date: FW: Cure for the cancer of capitalism (Korten) Next by Date: FW: Rachel #670: Hazardous Materials Policies Prev by thread: FW: Cure for the cancer of capitalism (Korten) Next by thread: FW: Rachel #670: Hazardous Materials Policies Index(es): Date Thread

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