Op-Ed Newspaper Columns by Michael A. Weinstein
"The danger of politics by illusion," CHICAGO TRIBUNE  (June 10, 1987): A11.
"America no longer can afford the luxury of feeling blue," THE PLAIN DEALER  (June 27, 1987): A13.
"Congress' Dangerous Show Trial," CHICAGO TRIBUNE  (June 30,1987): A11.
"We must discipline those who abuse trust,"CHICAGO TRIBUNE  (July 30, 1987): A24.
"North's patriotism is the most dangerous kind," NEWSDAY  (August 3, 1987): 56.
"Washington Isn't Olympus," ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH  (August 30, 1987): B3.
"Might, Right and US Influence," CHICAGO TRIBUNE  (September 23, 1987): A15.
"Iran: A Butterfly," BALTIMORE SUN (October 21, 1987): A22.
"Israel should be urged to reverse its military course," CHICAGO TRIBUNE  (December 30, 1987): A15.
"Misplaced sympathy for media's victims could backfire on public," ATLANTA CONSTITUTION  (February 18, 1988): A15.
"Malign neglect's harvest of bitterness and resentment," CHICAGO TRIBUNE  (May 11, 1988): A11.
"Nothing is automatic about history," CHICAGO TRIBUNE  (June 15, 1989): A23.
"Pride in power; love of country," CHICAGO TRIBUNE (July 31, 1989): A11.
"The 'Good' in the Unabomber's Manifesto," SAN FRANCISCO CHRONICLE  (July 2, 1996): A17. "Let's call it Fascism," letter to the editor of In These Times, unpublished, written June 23, 2004