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Why Rove Failed to Deliver Ohio on Election Day: What Happened in Ohio This Time Around
While many Republicans, including Karl Rove believe that the Ohio voting results were attributed to voter fraud, in the end, hard facts and numbers do not lie.
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Don’t Let Obama Cut Medicare, Medicaid, and Social Security
In order to see the economic growth that President Obama promised throughout the election, the American people must hold him accountable to not proceed with austerity cuts.
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TSA X-Ray Body Scanners Sit Idle in Warehouse
Dozens of X-ray body scanners purchased for national airports were pulled last month due to allegations that the company falsified reports on its safety. Now it seems that those …
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The GOP’s Listening Problem
After such a massive national defeat one would think Republicans would be rushing to change their formula. Unfortunately, it seems they have not learned their lesson.
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Wall Street Uses the Third Way to Lead Its Assault on Social Security
Wall Street has always been the enemy of Social Security and its greatest dream is to privatize Social Security.
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Hold Him to His Progressive Pledges: Make Obama Do It
Those progressive constituencies that supported the President must come together to speak with one voice on key issues.
What Happened to the Green New Deal?
Out of the ashes of Obama's green-collar vision, a worker-run business may point the way to the economy of the future.
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Don’t Leave Your Friends Behind: A Guide to Including Children, Elders, Everyone in Activism
A new book by two longtime activists promotes the inclusion of everyone, without regard for ability or age, in social and political movements.
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Sandy’s Secret Survivors: Old, Disabled and Invisible in the Rockaways
Stranded in high-rises, running out of heat and food, the most vulnerable survivors of Hurricane Sandy wait for a knock on the door.
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A Wall Between Corporation and State
tu2019s time to re-build that wall separating Corporation and State, for which Teddy Roosevelt laid the cornerstone more than 100 years ago.