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Steven Jonas, MD, MPH, MS is a Professor Emeritus of Preventive Medicine at StonyBrookMedicine (NY). As well as having been a regular political columnist on several national websites for over 20 years, he is the author/co-author/editor/co-editor of 37 books Currently, on the columns side, in addition to his position on OpEdNews as a Trusted Author, he is a regular contributor to From The G-Man.  In the past he has been a contributor to, among other publications, The Greanville PostThe Planetary Movement, and Buzzflash.com.  He was also a triathlete for 37 seasons, doing over 250 multi-sport races.  Among his 37 books (from the late 1970s, mainly in the health, sports, and health care organization fields) are, on politics: The 15% Solution: How the Republican Religious Right Took Control of the U.S., 1981-2022; A Futuristic Novel (originally published 1996; the 3rd version was published by Trepper & Katz Impact Books, Punto Press Publishing, 2013, Brewster, NY, sadly beginning to come true, advertised on OpEdNews and available on Amazon); Ending the 'Drug War:' Solving the Drug Problem: The Public Health Approach (Punto Press Publishing, Brewster, NY, 2016, available on Amazon); and Trump's Presidential Years: As They Happened, 2015-2021, in six volumes (219 columns, 315,000 words), also advertised on OpEd News, and available on Kindle@Amazon.com.

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(1 comments) SHARE More Sharing        Thursday, November 11, 2010
Jonathan Westminster: The 15% Solution, Serialization, 1st Installment: Preface This is the 1st installment of the serialization of "The 15% Solution: A Political History of American Fascism, 2001-2022." The author's pseudonym is Jonathan Westminster. A full guide to the series can be found at the lower right of the Home Page of www.tpjmagazine.us. The book is purportedly published in the year 2048 on the 25th Anniv. of Constitutional Democracy in the Re-United States.
SHARE More Sharing        Friday, November 5, 2010
The Wages of Hate: The Development of Political Homophobia Homophobia has been around for a long time. It turns up in the Old Testament of the Bible as well as in the New. The Republican Religious Right relies on that view in support of its homophobia, and cites chapters and verses in support of it. But the use of homophobia as a direct political weapon, designed to help win elections for a given political party, can be seen to be an invention of the modern US Republican Party.
(1 comments) SHARE More Sharing        Thursday, November 4, 2010
Dr. J.'s BF Commentary No. 154: Reflections on 9/11 and What is Patriotism But the 9/11 controversy has not gone away, that is, the controversy over what were the real causes of the disaster. It will not, at least until there is another investigation of the tragedy bringing in many more witnesses and testifiers from many different points of view and perspectives with an opportunity to raise so many questions that have yet to be answered and to offer for consideration scientific evidence about cause.
SHARE More Sharing        Thursday, November 4, 2010
Dr. J.'s BF Commentary No. 153: It's Not About the Mosque: The GOP and Islamophobia The "Mosque Controversy" is hardly about "The Mosque." First of all, as well-known to anyone who has stopped to examine what it really is, the Muslim center is not one. It is in fact a multi-purpose community center open to all, of all religions, which happens to have a Muslim prayer room in it. No minarets, no muezzins calling the faithful to prayer, just, as an observer in The New Yorker said, a sort of YMMA.
SHARE More Sharing        Saturday, October 30, 2010
Dr. J.'s BF Commentary No. 150: The Rightward Imperative of the GOP The GOP has to attract voters and they have become past masters of mastering the use of the "gut" issues that their potential voters will respond to. But to keep them focused and to keep them coming, they have now resorted to their wholly owned subsidiary, the "Tea Parties" and ideas that were only a while ago considered just not "main-stream." Like Sharon Angell proposing to abolish Social Security.
SHARE More Sharing        Wednesday, October 27, 2010
Ending the Filibuster: Fuhgeddaboudit For those who might not be familiar with the term, "fuhgeddaboudit" is one of those three-into-one Noo Yawk words that puts the final stamp on the subject with which it is concerned. Yes, folks, good folks like Sen. Tom Harkin of Iowa can present very logical arguments for getting rid of the most anti-democratic rule crippling the functioning of any legislature in any of the "Western Democracies."
(3 comments) SHARE More Sharing        Tuesday, July 13, 2010
It Ain't Gonna Happen, Frank Obama, do the right thing(s)? It ain't gonna happen and has nothing to do with the President's personality --- "no drama Obama," "he doesn't want to come across as an angry black man," "he needs to be loved." Nor does it have to do with "trusting the smart guys." It has everything to do with the politics of the Democratic Leadership Council (and their very own "smart guys"), for which he is the current torch-bearer.

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