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| Van Jones Wants Progressives to Bring Back the Hope ColorLines magazine by Rinku Sen | Print | Comment ( View ) Van Jones has a new book out this week, in which he lays out a way of thinking about progressive politics now and in the coming years. I talked with him yesterday about movement celebrity, race in politics and ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Let's Talk About Impeaching Supreme Court Justices Huffington Post Many progressives shrink back in horror at such a supposed affront to judicial independence. For an example, see Ruth Marcus's tizzy over President Obama's rather mild (and accurate) statement that unelected judges striking down such a core economic ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| What's progressive about the ACN? Nigerian Tribune This question is apt in the sense that Chief Obafemi Awolowo, whose ideological path the progressives claim to be toeing, never compelled anyone to join his political party. His outstanding performance in many areas of human endeavours, particularly in ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Letter: Hypocrisy on the progressive left Herald Times Reporter So let me get this right, progressives, it is OK to stop cheating on a SAT test but is OK to cheat on elections. This is why leftists are so hypocritical and a joke to many people in this state. See all stories on this topic » | ||
| As Obama touts Buffett tax, progressive 'death' tax comes under national siege Daily Caller By Christopher Bedford As President Barack Obama canvasses the United States pushing for an increase in taxes on the wealthy — something he is calling the Buffett tax, after billionaire progressive Warren Buffett — the campaign against the "death ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Mapping political fault lines San Francisco Examiner The 10 precincts that make up the Portola neighborhood have become ground zero in the latest row between San Francisco moderates and progressives. As the Redistricting Task Force attempts to draw new supervisorial districts that will remain in place ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Emulate the Sirleaf-Seakor Example AllAfrica.com This paper, on March 19 and on 27 carried two front-page articles under the banner headlines - "WHERE ARE THE PROGRESSIVE?" by CDC's Head of Auxiliary, Jefferson Koijee and the "The Progressives Are here: Debunking The Cowards Behind Koijee's ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Opinion: The Destructive, Unmerry Pranksters WNYC (blog) By Justin Krebs : IAFC Blogger If you're a community organization with a progressive-leaning mission, you better rent a bigger hall for your next meeting -- between undercover NYPD officers and conservative guerilla activists, it seems everyone is ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Misconceptions abound on health care act The Detroit News (blog) Second, the rhetoric over the individual mandate suggests that progressives like the idea. The truth is progressives feel that every American citizen should have access to health care without going bankrupt. They support a single payer system. See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Playing the Violence Card New York Times She and other progressives mobilized institutional resources to save killers and the future victims of killers. Violent white neighborhoods were flooded with social workers, police reformers and labor activists committed to creating better jobs and ... See all stories on this topic » |
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| Sound Transit's Ad Rejection Is Good For Progressives - Seattle ... By Ben Schiendelman Throughout history, the small forces for progressive policies, labor rights, and human rights in general, have less money than those who profit from employee exploitation and oppression. The policy that caused Sound Transit to reject this ad ... Seattle Transit Blog |
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