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We always welcome new writers, bloggers, editors, volunteer artists, web designers, grant writers and we're looking for some interns too.
Hometown: Newtown (bucks county), PA
Interests: Health Care for All, New Energy, Quality Education, The Big Con, An Economy for All, Take Back America, Invest In America, Progressive Vision, Revitalizing Democracy, blogger, media, publisher, Story, web software developer, writer
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The Right's Priorities

By Rick Perlstein
November 22nd, 2008

While we're busy governing, Freepers will be combing through Barack Obama's late mother's 1,067-page dissertation on peasant blacksmithing in Indonesia for "Facts that could be helpful in upcoming Supreme Court cases":

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Rangel: Obama Aides Sending Pro-NAFTA Expansion Signals

By David Sirota
November 22nd, 2008

In my column last week, I praised the Obama team for suggesting they see the political and policy danger of backing President Bush's proposed NAFTA expansion into Colombia - a country with one of the worst human rights records in the world. But now I see this little tidbit from Inside U.S. Trade: more »

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These Giants May Fall: Deadbeat Auto Execs Jet Into Storm

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November 21st, 2008
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mayfield.co.nz — In a classic case of insensitivity two of the auto execs flew in on private jets, old habits die hard. One of the Senators in the hearing picked up on this and asked if they had considered downgrading to First Class. It was a well deserved moment of barbed sarcasm, not lost on the three, as the Senator communicated his anger and frustration...

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Study Shows "Center-Right Nation" Narrative Spiked Immediately After Election Day

By David Sirota
November 21st, 2008

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Down At The Mall, The Shopping Spree is Over

By Sara Robinson
November 21st, 2008

There's an e-mail making the rounds this week:

STORE CLOSINGS AND LAYOFFS:

By the end of Dec. 2008 as announced Circuit City Filed Bankruptcy, they promised to keep all stores open for the holiday season, but afterwards, they plan on closing 155 stores nationwide. more »

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Conservatism: The Talk Radio Problem

By Rick Perlstein
November 21st, 2008

Ever since Sara Palin's speech to the Republican National Convention, I've been struggling to express something that Nate Silver gets to with conciseness and aplomb. more »

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Conservatism: Trashing Government on Its Way Out

By Terrance Heath
November 21st, 2008

I'm beginning to wonder if there's a single agency in the United States government that conservatives haven't left in worse shape than they found it. more »

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Tuning Out the Braindead Megaphone on Health Care

By David Sirota
November 21st, 2008

I don't know about you, but to me it feels pretty 1993 of late. more »

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VIDEO: HHS Chief Daschle Says States Will Play Major Role In Health Care Reform

By David Sirota
November 20th, 2008

There's been something of a debate about whether a universal health care system will come only from Washington, D.C., or whether it will involve state governments. more »

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Wash Post Re-Floats Possibility of Lame-Duck NAFTA Expansion

By David Sirota
November 20th, 2008

Glenn Greenwald long ago taught us why we should always look skeptically at the fact-free prognostications of the Washington Post's Steve Pearlstein. more »