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Annie-Rose S
25 Jan 2012
0President Obama laid out his blueprint for America during last night’s State of the Union speech. The President didn’t talk about short-term solutions to keep unemployment low; he focused on long-term problem-solving to make our government more effective. And he focused specifically on manufacturing and creating sustainable employment practices here in the US.
In the Republican...
John T
25 Jan 2012
0The Real State of the Union: 99% Are Suffering While 1% Prosper
Lawmakers Must Stop Pandering to their Wealthiest Constituents
From our Press Release
Since December 2010, Congress has done little but pander to the interests of the top 1%, entertaining proposal after proposal that would put all sacrifices on the backs of working families. We congratulate the President on standing up to...
Sean T
24 Jan 2012
0Everyone is predicting that President Obama’s State of the Union (SOTU) speech will focus on the economy, with a special emphasis on economic inequality. It seems that tonight’s speech is a testament to the power of the Occupy Wall Street protests to put inequality on the map as a political issue – not just a dirty secret to discuss in quiet rooms. All of this is generally good...
Annie-Rose S
10 Jan 2012
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Why Romney's Gaffe is So Damaging
From MMT:
Of course, Mitt Romney's comment -- "I like being able to fire people" -- was taken out of context. But Brad Phillips argues it doesn't matter. "Gaffes that reinforce an existing narrative about a candidate are almost always the most harmful ones, and Gov. Romney is already enduring increasing attacks from opponents and...