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Economists See Improving Economy
From the Associated Press
The American economy is improving faster than expected, according to an Associated Press survey of leading economists. "The economists think the unemployment rate will fall from its current 8.3% to 8% by Election Day. That's better than their 8.4% estimate when surveyed in late December. By the end of 2013, they predict...
With Super Tuesday upon us, no other state has gotten more attention than Ohio. As a Cleveland native and alumnus of The Ohio State University, I have a unique and personal insight into how the economic situation of my state will play a pivotal role in the GOP primary, as well as the general election in November. Simply put, Ohioans aren’t going to support a candidate that doesn’t...
My home state of Ohio was recently ravaged by the string of storms and tornadoes that hit the Midwest. The small town of Moscow in the southwestern part of the state was practically wiped out overnight. Yet when federal aid was offered to the state for the recovery effort, Governor John Kasich refused. Now is not the time to play partisan politics.
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From Change Nation:
A N.C. Republican lawmaker claims 'extreme poverty' doesn't exist in his state
That does an injustice to the 728,842 people living in poverty in North Carolina. Our organizers work with some of these people every day.
Click here to send a message to Rep. George Cleveland.
Fight for Women Voters Takes...
As we approach the end of this year, it’s easy to focus on what’s coming up, from the 2012 election to our comprehensive progressive agenda. But it’s worth taking a minute to think about what was a success this year. So here’s a roundup of Top Five Biggest Progressive Wins of 2011.
Honorable mention goes to the defeat of Mississippi’s “Personhood”...
