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- Missing is the movement, or movements. US history is laden with amazing, against-all-odds victories for progressives against heavily entrenched power
- Thanks! You, too!
- Next week's book club discussion at the cafe is on Authoritarianism and Polarization in American Politics. It purports to show
- M.J., you wrote: "The reason the United States continues to fail on the Israeli-Palestinian track is because of the power
- I like this language: "It is too bad that we have a certain group -- the Party of No and
- Would you agree or disagree that sometimes, historically, what seem like half and inadequate measures at the time evolve into
- Analysis is just so. It clarifies one way in which artappraiser's comment about public option, pro and con, sucking up
- I for one would welcome that. You're a hard worker and know a lot that many of us, certainly me,
- BTW, the book to read on the point that, so long as public policy reinforces the perception by businesses that
- Good questions and good for you for not letting your current advisors spook or dissuade you from seriously looking into
- Nathan, you are seeking to provide justifiable reasons for enthusiasm, preferably, or at least support, for what is before Congress
- Interesting observation. A book I aim to get to soon might be pertinent to your comment: From Cronkite to Colbert:
- LMAO. I needed that. I also enjoyed "Area Man Passionate Defender of What He Imagines Constitution to Be", linked to
- TJ, I don't think "they" are all the same or have the same mindset. But it's just part of the
- I agree with your suggestion that President Obama and Congress propose a WPA-type program to put millions of Americans to
- Progressives (and Obama) are Doing Better Than We Think -- and We Won't Know What We've Got 'Til It's Gone
- Happy Thanksgiving Cafe
- Send out for more miracles
- WSJ Tacks to the Left of Obama on Glass-Steagall
- J Street And The Jewish Tradition
- Pulling Teeth
- Republican Senators Vow to Filibuster Election Day
- Going Green with Gore
- Harry Reid, and What Happened to the Public Option
- Help Needed - re: Socially Responsible Mutual Funds
- Senate Bill: Two-thirds of Newly Insured in Public Plans
- Now, About Those Jobs. . .
- The Great Divide
- Congressman Alan Grayson Risking His Seat
- Netroots, "Progressives," and Matthew Kerbel
