Far from Iran election, former guerrillas lobby Washington By Susan Cornwell WASHINGTON (Reuters) - For decades, an Iranian dissident group has seemed to be on the wrong side of history. Suppressed by both the Shah of Iran and then the ayatollahs who deposed him in 1979, its supporters have faced prison, death and exile, and were shunned in the United States as members of a cult-like terrorist organization. The Mujahadin-e-Khalq (MEK) former guerrilla ...
June 14, 2013 - Reuters via Yahoo! News
Iran infighting turns election into real contest Supporters of late-surging Iranian presidential candidate Hassan Rowhani display their backing with purple ribbons and scarves, borrowing a color signature from the reformist Green Movement that was suppressed after the 2009 election.
June 14, 2013 - Los Angeles Times
When Ordinary Americans Accomplish What the Government Can’t Point the camera toward the pinnacle of American political power in Washington, and the picture that emerges on most days is one of stalemate and drift. On many of the country’s most pressing challenges, Washington since the mid-1990s has struggled to reach enough agreement to move very far in any direction. Polarization has suppressed innovation.
June 13, 2013 - National Journal via Yahoo! News
Barack Obama in New York Times Mr. Obama added: "When I see violence directed at peaceful protesters, when I see peaceful dissent being suppressed, wherever that takes place, it is of concern to me and it is of concern to the American people. That is not how governments should...
Pat Tillman in KTVU.com Revealing that Pat's death was a fratricide would have been yet another political disaster in a month of political disasters ...... so the truth needed to be suppressed,Tillman said.
John Roberts in Forbes But Roberts said, "Discussion of issues cannot be suppressed simply because the issues also may be pertinent in an election. Where the First Amendment is implicated, the tie goes to the speaker, not the censor."