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| Progressive pipe dreams The Economist (blog) Speaking of dreaming, one senses that progressive pulses have quickened lately due to the pro-union throng in Madison, as if success in persuading Wisconsin's duly elected democratic body to reverse course would somehow lead to some sort of cascade ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
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| Class Warfare: PBS' Rich-Progressives Subsidy to Get Budget Haircut Big Government For those who support public media (beyond simply tax dollars), America should just be quiet and accept the status quo – the PBS, rich-progressives-subsidy is an entitlement, even though every one of the shows being broadcast on the network sees ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| How Public Unions Kill Progressive Politics The Weekly Standard (blog) Progressives can't get elected without union support, but union payoffs are so expensive the rest of the progressive agenda is off the table. Over at Reason, Tim Cavanaugh has a lengthy piece in the current issue on California's struggles to rein in ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| The Crisis of Progressivism Commentary The term "progressive" has been batted around in various incarnations over the last decade, but in its original sense in US politics – the sense popularized by the Wisconsin Progressives and the spinoffs from their movement – progressivism was about ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Calling Progressive Representatives: Please Defeat HB 2700 BlueOregon Provisions of this bill run contrary to the values of conservatives and progressives alike, and Democratic legislators should oppose it on Wednesday. Many see the fight over HB 2700 as a land rights issue—which it certainly is. ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Chris Daly for Mayor? SF Weekly (blog) And then there are Supervisors John Avalos and David Campos - the two other progressives on the Board of Supervisors (although David Chiu claims he is progressive). Avalos says he is not running but there has been no word from Campos about whether he's ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| the Politics of Envy Huffington Post (blog) There has been a widening gulf between establishment DC Democrats and grassroots progressives, as the latter have gotten more and more alienated from too many Democrats taking on the pro-big business and bankers ideology. In this movement moment, ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Republican Chances in 2012 Huffington Post (blog) But there was one other sector, and that was the powerful bloc of Republican progressives. Long gone, in the golden years they were a critical element to the party's strength. The most famous example of a progressive Republican was Teddy Roosevelt. ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Stumptalk: Rush Limbaugh was right Crossville Chronicle The result of Rush's statement, "I hope he fails," was a distinct line drawn in the sand causing the progressives to lose control and show their true intent. Rush recognized immediately that the Obama administration was nothing less than an attempt to ... See all stories on this topic » |
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| Defanging the Progressives' Media Hydra - Big Journalism By Susan Swift 16980442 Commentshttp%3A%2F%2Fbigjournalism.com%2Fsswift%2F2011%2F02%2F21% 2Fdefanging-the-progressives-media-hydra%2FDefanging+the+Progressives%27+Media+ Hydra+2011-02-21+21%3A10%3A12Susan+Swifthttp%3A%2F%2Fbigjournalism.com%2F%3Fp% ... Big Journalism - http://bigjournalism.com/ | ||
| Moonbattery: Progressives Call for Death of Scott Walker By Van Helsing Progressives don't. Here's what they've been saying on Twitter about Wisconsin Governor Scott Walker, who earned their ire by attempting to rein in the pathological greed of public sector unions: ... Moonbattery - http://www.moonbattery.com/ |
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