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Entries by Jonathan Weiler from 10/2010

On False Equivalencies

| Posted 10.07.2010 | Politics

The left side of the political divide relishes attacking progressives in a way that ensures that the boundaries of political discourse will be policed consistent with an information environment slanted in favor of the right-wing.

The Elephant in the Room: New York Times Misses the Blindingly Obvious in GOP's Nostalgia for Bill Clinton

| Posted 10.08.2010 | Politics

"Many Republicans with a deep animus for President Obama find their hearts aflutter with the memory of a former leader," wrote the New York Times. Of course, the memo is referring to Bill Clinton.

From Soup to Nuts: The Authoritarian Transformation of the Republican Party

| Posted 10.14.2010 | Politics

The fact that the more and less authoritarian now find homes in opposite political parties has made our politics almost impossibly acrimonious.

In Coming NFL Labor War, Remember That Players Bear All the Risk

| Posted 10.26.2010 | Sports

When there is a work stoppage in sports, it's almost always blamed on the players. But the 2011 season, if it isn't played, will be because of an owners' lockout, not a players' strike.

Deafening Silence: Why Our Ongoing Wars Are Not a Campaign Issue

| Posted 10.28.2010 | Politics

2010 has seen a re-assertion of bipartisan consensus on American militarism, making the issue virtually invisible in this campaign despite the fact that it's never been more urgent for us to face squarely its scope and consequences.