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Author: Erik Loomis

Linktacular

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On November 15, 2012

The number of excellent links out there I want to talk about is overwhelming me. So I am linking instead. If you haven't heard Lee Atwater fully articulating the Southern.

The Story of an Organizer

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On November 15, 2012
Jane McAlevey excerpts from her new book of her decade as an organizer struggling against both corporations doing terrible things and the strategies of the labor leaders themselves. McAlevey talks of organizing against a decertification election at a for-profit hospital chain in Las Vegas. Pretty...

Food and Poverty

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On November 14, 2012
This month's Sidney Award went to Jina Moore for her excellent article on poverty in modern America. Asking what is poverty, Moore notes that no one can agree on it. But a really good definition of poverty is lack of access to a healthy variety...

Pelosi

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On November 14, 2012

Luke Russert, who replaces John Podhoretz as the most unqualified beneficiary of nepotism in American life today, actually told Nancy Pelosi in a press conference that she was too old.

Why Kerry?

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On November 14, 2012
Ezra asks a question I think of a lot of Democrats are asking now and were asking in early 2009--Does Barack Obama want Mitch McConnell to be Majority Leader? Obama has always had a political blind spot when it comes to cabinet appointments. He has...

Wild Horses

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On November 13, 2012

The legacy of wild horses in the West is somewhat complicated. They are iconic, evoking images of a lost, wild and romantic West. On the other hand, they can be.

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