Supporting Our Troops?
By Jeanine Plant, WireTap, Mar 19, 2007
Young veterans can't do it by themselves -- they need civilian help to access health benefits.
A Win for the Antiwar Movement
By Jeanine Plant, WireTap, Feb 10, 2007
Why was the military in such a hurry to get Ehren Watada out of the public eye?
Putting the War in Iraq on Trial?
By Jeanine Plant, WireTap, Jan 9, 2007
By focusing on the political comments about the illegality of the war made by Lt. Watada -- rather than his refusal to deploy -- the prosecutors of the 28-year-old officer might force the indictment of the war itself.
Combat Fatigue
By Jeanine Plant, WireTap, Nov 10, 2006
Young Iraq Veterans may have left the war behind, but they're more vulnerable than ever. Without their rifles or their units, many have to battle the demons of Post Traumatic Stress Disorder alone.
Get Out Her Vote!
By Jeanine Plant, WireTap, Nov 2, 2006
In South Dakota, polls are showing that outreach to young women is paying off -- and may block the anti-abortion ballot initiatives.
A New Moral Order
By Jeanine Plant, WireTap, Oct 30, 2006
A front-line exploration of the country's young evangelicals, who are fighting feminism, liberalism, pacifism, and every other hallmark of secular culture.
Top 5 Issues That Motivate Young Voters Today
By Jeanine Plant, WireTap, Oct 23, 2006
'Generation Y' is a huge, well-educated and passionate group of voters that will cast 30 percent of this country's votes in less than ten years. Here are the topics that most inspire them to vote.
Lt. Watada's Courageous Dissent
By Jeanine Plant, WireTap, Aug 17, 2006
As 28-year-old Lt. Watada faces a court hearing today, his refusal to deploy has revived a critique of the Bush administration's war crimes in Iraq.
