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Author: Erik Loomis

Good Advice

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On January 28, 2013
Robert Stacy McCain, the man who defended the lynching of Emmett Till, has some really good advice for the Republican Party. Double down on white supremacy and reject those anti-capitalist Latinos. As a Democrat, let me give a full-throated recommendation that Republican leaders listen to...

Pollock

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On January 28, 2013

While I guess I'm glad that McDonald's is using a certified fish that is theoretically sustainable (although I doubt it really), I don't know what karma the entire noble species.

Running Taft

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On January 27, 2013

As baseball fans know, every stadium has some version of the "race" between innings where the fans can root for a meaningless computerized competition between different colored objects. In Seattle.

Value Proposition

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On January 25, 2013

DS Wright with some valuable commentary on major union leaders wanting to retire Scabby the Rat because it doesn't fit their "value proposition." A sad and familiar refrain among the.

I can see why Republicans are trying to rig the 2016 elections. Their politicians are utterly hopeless in appealing to the mainstream of this nation. A couple of fresh examples from today's news. Here's James Lankford, Republican congressman from Oklahoma and #5 in the House...
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The Decline of Unions

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On January 23, 2013
Not a good day for a labor person. Labor Department figures released today showed that 11.3% of the American workforce belongs to a labor union. That is the lowest number since 1936. To put that in context, the National Labor Relations Act was upheld by...
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