Steve Weissman
| Are Progressives Finking Out on Foreign Policy?
Steve Weissman, Reader Supported News
Weissman writes: "For all the endless fund-raising appeals and election hyperbole, few progressive politicians want to talk about our biggest foreign policy challenge, the escalation of American involvement in Syria and Iraq."
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Steve Weissman, Reader Supported News
Weissman writes: "For all the endless fund-raising appeals and election hyperbole, few progressive politicians want to talk about our biggest foreign policy challenge, the escalation of American involvement in Syria and Iraq."
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Election 2014:
A New Level of Collaboration Between Candidates and Big-Money
Allies
Matea Gold, The Washington Post
Gold writes: "The 2014 midterm elections mark a new level of collaboration between candidates and independent groups, eroding the barrier that is supposed to separate those running for office from their big-money allies."
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Matea Gold, The Washington Post
Gold writes: "The 2014 midterm elections mark a new level of collaboration between candidates and independent groups, eroding the barrier that is supposed to separate those running for office from their big-money allies."
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Eric Holder
Sends Poll Watchers to 18 States
Ben Kamisar, The Hill
Kamisar writes: "The Department of Justice plans to send federal monitors to 18 states to watch for discrimination against voters."
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Ben Kamisar, The Hill
Kamisar writes: "The Department of Justice plans to send federal monitors to 18 states to watch for discrimination against voters."
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The Biggest
Bloc of Voters Are the Shameful Ones Who Do Nothing
Petula Dvorak, The Washington Post
Dvorak writes: "So all those politicians we hate? The clowns shutting down the government? The partisan dopes fighting like schoolyard kids and not getting the work of the city, state and nation done? Who gave them their jobs? The Americans who don't vote. They are the biggest bloc of voters."
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Petula Dvorak, The Washington Post
Dvorak writes: "So all those politicians we hate? The clowns shutting down the government? The partisan dopes fighting like schoolyard kids and not getting the work of the city, state and nation done? Who gave them their jobs? The Americans who don't vote. They are the biggest bloc of voters."
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At the Polls,
Remember Who Wrecked the Economy - Republicans' Austerity Has Cost 6 Million
Jobs
Rex Nutting, Market Watch
Nutting writes: "Experience shows what a disastrous policy the spending reductions were. Cutting your way to growth didn't work in the eurozone, and it didn't work in the United States."
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Rex Nutting, Market Watch
Nutting writes: "Experience shows what a disastrous policy the spending reductions were. Cutting your way to growth didn't work in the eurozone, and it didn't work in the United States."
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How the
Florida Governor's Race Could Unleash Solar Power in the Sunshine
State
Katie Valentine, ThinkProgress
Valentine writes: "Florida ranks third in the nation for solar potential but 18th for total installed solar power capacity, a gap that, according to solar advocates, is largely due to the state's regressive policies on renewable energy."
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Katie Valentine, ThinkProgress
Valentine writes: "Florida ranks third in the nation for solar potential but 18th for total installed solar power capacity, a gap that, according to solar advocates, is largely due to the state's regressive policies on renewable energy."
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