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Yes, He Can: 20 Ways Obama Can Use Executive Power to Push a Progressive Agenda

The writers at The Nation believe in Obama's progressive reforms. Here are twenty ways our POTUS can truly bring some change we can believe in.

By: The Editors ,; TheNation

January 29, 2013

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Rick Santorum’s Lobbying Firm Helped Clients Win Stimulus Cash

Two weeks ago, Republic Report announced Sell Out Of The Week, a regular feature for the blog. President Obama gained the distinction for breaking his promise, and embracing unlimited …

By: The Editors ,; RepublicReport

February 24, 2012

The Extremist GOP

In 2005, as George W. Bush began his second term and right-wing Republicans organized the House and Senate, most progressives thought the Grand Old Party was as right-wing as …

By: The Editors &; The Editors of Ms Magazine ,; TheNation|Report

October 23, 2010

What’s Killing The New York Times?

Pick up a newspaper or magazine these days and you find yourself judging its health by the quantity of advertising. Harper’s, the Nation, the New Republic—they are pitifully bare …

By: The Editors &; The Editors of Ms Magazine ,; n+1|Op-Ed

July 14, 2010

On Your Marx: Neoliberalism on the Rocks

The first intellectual consequence of the economic crisis was to undermine neoliberalism—or the belief in the sufficiency of markets to secure human welfare—as the age’s default ideology. The second …

By: The Editors &; The Editors of Ms Magazine ,; n+1|Op-Ed

June 22, 2010

The Intellectual Situation – Internet as a Social Movement

We love a parade. Up and down Fifth Avenue, voices ring against the burnished buildings. “WE WON! WE WON!” Who won? Won what? “Something to do with the internet,” …

By: The Editors &; The Editors of Ms Magazine ,; n+1

June 20, 2010

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