	Judah Freed Political Issues Examiner \| Bio My Bio Subscribe RSS Feed Favorites

Find out more about Judah:

Judah Freed is a seasoned journalist, radio talk show host, and the award-winning author of Global Sense, inspired by Thomas Paine's Common Sense. He believes informed people can govern themselves wisely in any democracy. Judah also is the Media Industry Examiner.

Subscribe to Judah's Email Alerts

Get alerts when Judah submits a new article

Judah has been added to your favorite examiners

View my favorite Examiners

Political Issues Examiner's Articles

Showing: civil rights articles

Senate debates truth commission to explore alleged Bush Adminisrition crimes

13 comments

The U.S. Senate is debating whether to establish a "truth commission" to investigage allegations of criminal wrongdowing by members of the...
Keep Reading »

Live blogging the Obama inauguration

4 comments

11:45 AM (EST): Obama is on the platform, shaking hands, people taking their seats. Ready to go. 11:50 AM (EST): Diane Feinstein talks about the MLK...
Keep Reading »

Rabbi's full-page ad in NY Times urging Obama to back Gaza cease fire now

1 comment

Rabbi Michael Lerner, editor of Tikkun Magazine and co-chair for the Network of Spiritual Progressives, this week will publish a full-page ad in the...
Keep Reading »

'Common Sense' anniversary: The life and times of Thomas Paine (Part 4 of 7)

English Fare Paine returned to England in 1887 to seek investors for constructing a prototype iron bridge, his own invention. His bridge eventually...
Keep Reading »

'Common Sense' anniversary: The life and times of Thomas Paine (Part 5 of 7)

French Treats In revolutionary France, Thomas Paine earlier had joined with Washington, Hamilton, Madison, and select other Americans to be declared...
Keep Reading »

'Common Sense' anniversary: The life and times of Thomas Paine (Part 6 of 7)

Unwelcome Homecoming The first copy of The Age of Reason to arrive in America for U.S. publication was lent to Thomas Jefferson for a first reading....
Keep Reading »

Human Rights Day a time to challenge abusive homeland security laws

4 comments

On this day when we celebrate the 60th anniversary for the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, as we near the end of the administration of...
Keep Reading »

Old myths of our constitutional system (Part 4 of 4)

The Separation of Powers . The preference of U.S. citizens for a government divided between the executive,...
Keep Reading »

A life-changing visit to Mumbai, India

2 comments

Yesterday's ten coordinated terrorist attacks in Mumbai brought to mind my life-changing 1998 visit to the port...
Keep Reading »

Republican Governors are still missing the real causes of GOP election losses

2 comments

The thinning ranks of the Republican Governors Association meeting in Miami this week hope to find ways of...
Keep Reading »