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Cut the working week to a maximum of 20 hours, urge top economists | Society | The Obse... - 0 views

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Cut working week to a maximum of 20 hours urge top economists | Society The Observer

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Job sharing and increased leisure are the answer to rising unemployment, claims thinktank

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Torture Prosecutor Tops 70,000 Questions for Obama on Change.Gov | Common Dreams - 0 views

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Torture Prosecutor Tops 70 000 Questions for Obama on Change.Gov | Common Dreams

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A whopping 70,000 questions poured into Change.gov over the past week, in response to the Obama transition team's call for citizen queries to the President-Elect. After votes from about 100,000 people, the top ranked question asks Obama whether he will appoint a special prosecutor to investigate allegations of torture and illegal surveillance by the U.S. government. I've been working with activist Bob Fertik to organize support for the question, and several progressive bloggers urged readers and Obama supporters to vote for it last week. Digby, who has written extensively about the Bush administration's abuse of the rule of law, recently reported on the progress:

<div class="cArrow"> </div><div class="cContentInner">A whopping 70,000 questions poured into Change.gov over the past week, in response to the Obama transition team's call for citizen queries to the President-Elect. After votes from about 100,000 people, the top ranked question asks Obama whether he will appoint a special prosecutor to investigate allegations of torture and illegal surveillance by the U.S. government. I've been working with activist Bob Fertik to organize support for the question, and several progressive bloggers urged readers and Obama supporters to vote for it last week. Digby, who has written extensively about the Bush administration's abuse of the rule of law, recently reported on the progress: </div>

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