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By Robert Reich From the Robert Reich blog Few presidents get a second honeymoon of their own making. (George W. got one when terrorists attacked the United States.) Barack Obama’s…
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By Bill Press As a campaign manager, consultant, party chair, and candidate, I've been to a lot of political celebrations in my life. But never one more boisterous or meaningful than…
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By Saul Landau A 2006 BBC poll showed the United States as the “biggest global peace threat.” BBC summarized their survey: “People in European and Muslim countries see U.S. policy in…
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Market-based thinking has imperiled the planet and created the need for a democratic rebirth, argues Raj Patel in The Value of Nothing. By Mark Engler In 1971, the most popular field of…
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By Gimleteye From the Eye on Miami blog More than two years after Wall Street's closest brush with death since the Great Depression, taxpayers, investors and voters are still…
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By Gerardo Arreola From the Mexican newspaper La Jornada CANCÚN, March 29 – Cubans are “bursting” the capacity of flights from the U.S. to Cuba, taking advantage of Barack Obama's…
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By David Sirota From Truthout.org Ever since Thomas Frank published his book "What's the Matter With Kansas?" Democrats have sought a political strategy to match the GOP's. The health…
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By Bill Press It's embarrassing, how gullible we are. We've been surrounded by Christians all these years. We might have even become one ourselves. We were impressed by the good…
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By Max J. Castromaxjcastro@gmail.com The last key conservative Democratic holdouts against comprehensive health reform—Bart Stupak and his band of anti-abortion Democrats—having…
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By Saul Landau The State Department echoed by the European Union has once again raised the human rights issue to beat up Cuba. In 1959, Fidel Castro declared his independence from the…
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