Miles Rapoport
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Miles Rapoport is President of Demos and The American Prospect.

Prior to joining Demos in 2001, Miles spent 15 years in Connecticut politics. He served for ten years in the Connecticut legislature, from 1985-1994. He chaired the Government Administration and Elections Committee, and was a leading member of the Finance Committee.

In 1994, he was elected as Secretary of the State of Connecticut, serving from 1995-1998. As Secretary, he was an energetic advocate for a democracy with high levels of voting and engagement. His office led efforts for voter registration, youth civic engagement, and campaign finance reform, and also published two unique reports on the "State of Democracy in Connecticut".

His articles have appeared in national magazines and newspapers. Currently, Rapoport serves on the Boards of Northeast Action and the Paul J. Aicher Foundation.

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Watch: Ezra Klein and John A. Allison Debate "Capitalism: Is It Moral?"

Posted May 2, 2011 | 18:14:22 (EST)

Virtually everyone today admits that capitalism is a powerful engine of wealth creation. But is capitalism inherently moral? Does it foster individual freedom and the pursuit of happiness? Or do free market policies promote self-interest, unbridled profit-seeking, and inequality? Should we move toward a fully capitalist, laissez-faire economy -- or...

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