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More On Barbara Boxer And Proposition 98

Stephen Elliott | Posted May 14, 2008 | Politics


Stephen Elliott

Yesterday I wrote an editorial for the Huffington Post on Barbara Boxer's failure to take a stand on Proposition 98. Today I found out the No On 98 Campaign has a signed statement from Barbara Boxer stating she is against Proposition 98. For the record, I called Barbara Boxer's...

Shame On Barbara Boxer

Stephen Elliott | Posted May 13, 2008 | Politics


Stephen Elliott

U.S. Senator Barbara Boxer (D-CA) has failed to come out against Proposition 98, the landlord scheme to end rent control in California. The proposition, which would take away municipalities' ability to make their own housing policies based on their own specific needs, is hidden behind the fake title of...

Friday Talking Points [30] -- "Mainstream Media Out To Lunch" Edition

Chris Weigant | Posted May 2, 2008 | Politics


Chris Weigant

If every port on the West Coast of the United States of America was shut down because of a terrorist threat, do you think it would make the news?

So do I. Any event of this magnitude would be the lead story on every evening news broadcast in the nation....

Husband or Wife on Framing Environmental Issues?

A. Siegel | Posted April 28, 2008 | Politics


A. Siegel

How should environmental organizations and prominent "environmental" politicians speak to supporters when it comes to environmental issues and when it comes to the Lieberman-Warner Climate (In)Security Act? This is a serious issue that can get some blood boiling. Privately, some have sent complaints that Plumbing Lieberman-Warner's Shortfalls Doesn't...

The Dalai Lama, China's "Main Melody" and the Modernizing Propaganda State

Monroe Price | Posted April 27, 2008 | Media


Monroe Price

Two phrases stick with me from a fine talk last week by the intrepid Xiao Qiang (director of the China Internet Project at the University of California Berkeley). Xiao described China as a "modernizing propaganda state" (what's to determine is how it is modernizing and in what relationship to increasingly...

A Warning to Our Superdelegates

Paul Jenkins | Posted March 12, 2008 | Politics


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Paul Jenkins

After a week in which the Clinton campaign has sunk yet further into the gutter with its aggressive manipulation of Geraldine Ferraro's mad comments, the time feels about right to send a clear message to our superdelegates, specifically those whom we elect to public office. To start with,...

It's Also the Congress, Stupid

David Sirota | Posted February 20, 2008 | Politics


David Sirota

Which of the presidential candidates will make progressives in Congress stronger? This question is the subject of my newest piece in In These Times.

Beneath all the campaign rhetoric and platform promises, the prospect of change will have a lot to do with which candidate best empowers a...

Superdelegates, We Are Watching You

Matt Littman | Posted February 11, 2008 | Politics


Matt Littman

With great power comes great responsibility, Spider-Man tells us. And Super Delegates, you have great power. What are you going to do with your responsibility?

Chris Matthews pulled back the curtain for us this week when he interviewed Senator Robert Menendez of New Jersey. Menendez is one of those...

House Passes Sweeping Energy Bill

NY Times   |  John Broder   |   December 19, 2007 09:53 AM


Legislation that will slowly but fundamentally change the cars Americans drive, the fuel they burn, the way they light their homes and the price they pay for food cleared the House on Tuesday by a large margin. President Bush said...

Two Critical (But Tentative) Green Victories Hang in the Balance

Harvey Wasserman | Posted December 11, 2007 | Politics


Harvey Wasserman

The eyes of the world are now on the US Senate. Our oil-endangered species anxiously awaits even a tiny American step toward fighting global warming and saving the planetary environment.

But the battered and embattled Energy Bill now being held hostage by the Republican neo-con minority hides two huge victories...

Senate To Begin Working On "Historic' Global Warming Bill

McClatchy   |  David Whitney   |   December 4, 2007 09:16 PM


After 20 hearings and countless speeches on the Senate floor warning of the risks of failure, a key committee starts work Wednesday on historic legislation to dramatically reduce global warming. It's a tall order. The Senate Environment and Public Works...

Does Height Matter in Politics?

Zach Kanin | Posted November 17, 2007 | Politics


Zach Kanin

Dennis Kucinich is pretty short. So short that his website even says he is "not that short." And, when I called his office to ask if he would be interviewed for my book, no one ever called me back. If he were tall, would he be hiding from me, a...

Hillary Caves to Giuliani Pressure, Condemns MoveOn

Jane Hamsher | Posted September 24, 2007 | Politics


Jane Hamsher

When the MoveOn controversy first broke and the Republicans were wallowing in mock outrage, Hillary Clinton was the only one of the top-tier 08 Presidentials who didn't fall for the patented flim-flam, didn't walk into their trap and play along with plans to distract from the subject of Iraq and...

General Petraeus, Take Off the Rose-Colored Glasses

Sen. Barbara Boxer | Posted September 14, 2007 | Politics


Sen. Barbara Boxer

Earlier this week, General David Petraeus and Iraq Ambassador Ryan Crocker appeared before the Senate Foreign Relations Committee to deliver their report on the war in Iraq. It was a very somber hearing, and I did my best to convey our strong opposition to the President's war in Iraq.

To...


 

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