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| Serb Progressive Party Wins Vote, Electoral Commission Says BusinessWeek By Gordana Filipovic and Misha Savic on May 07, 2012 Serbia's opposition Progressive Party won a narrow victory in elections yesterday as leaders battled over whether the Balkan country's future lies with the European Union or further east. See all stories on this topic » | ||
| 2012 and Beyond: Progressive Election Strategy and the Norman Solomon Campaign Huffington Post Unlike many liberal/progressive activists, these conservative activists don't instinctively make apologies for politicians who sell them out or fail to deliver. Instead of apologizing for the GOP elite, rightwing activists keep electing a new crop ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Progressives pace Serbian elections UPI.com BELGRADE, Serbia, May 7 (UPI) -- The Serbian Progressive Party-led coalition captured the most seats -- 73 -- in weekend parliamentary elections, officials said Monday. The Center for Free Elections and Democracy said second place in the voting went to ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Progressive party at a critical juncture The Hankyoreh How is the Unified Progressive Party any different from the New Frontier Party? I voted for it because I thought progressives needed more of a voice, but it seems the party is progressive in name only. Seeing it failing to reflect on mistakes and ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
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| What progressive theists think about atheism Democratic Underground Since it has come up a number of times, consider here what most progressive theists tend to believe about atheism. This response does not quite fit in the current string, so I'll take a different go at it. Right at the beginning let's be clear; many, ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
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| Out of the Margins, Into the Fray: VT Progressive Party wields outsized ... Democratic Underground Thanks to several decades of persistent organizing, the Vermont Progressive Party (VPP) now boasts seven members in the legislature – two senators (out of 30) and five representatives (out of 150) in the House (some of whom affiliate with the ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Socialists key for future Serbian government Seattle Post Intelligencer JOVANA GEC, AP The nationalist Serbian Progressive Party leader, and presidential candidate, Tomislav Nikolic, talks to members of the media at a press conference in Belgrade, Serbia, Sunday, May 6, 2012. A pro European Union candidate and a ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| A Field Guide to the Baseless Claims and Outrageous Canards of the Liberal ... Acton Institute (blog) For the purposes of this review, let's focus on this last – the progressives' tried-and-true attack on capitalism, free-markets, Adam Smith's "invisible hand," and Austrian economics as somewhat staunchly appositive to what they perceive in any given ... See all stories on this topic » |
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| Blue Jersey:: For Progressives: Two Key Primaries By Bill Orr For progressive Democrats there are two primaries where our actions now might particularly affect the key outcome. The Cook Redistricting Forecast for House elections in NJ is a split, with six seats for Democrats and six for Republicans. Blue Jersey - Front Page |
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| Daily Kos: The War on Public Education and What Progressives Can ... Three nationally-known experts explore aspects of that attack and offer specific suggestions of how Progressive supporters of Public Education can fight back. www.dailykos.com/.../-The-War-on-Public-Education-and-W... |
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