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Billionaires for Bush

Where Are Those "More Tax Cuts for the Millionaires!" Protests?

Jason Salzman | Posted 02.04.2013 | Denver
Read More: Billionaires for Bush, Colorado Fair Share, Mike Coffman, Protect Your Care, Denver Post, Denver News
Jason Salzman

Reporters should cover events like the protest in Aurora this Saturday against extending tax cuts for the top two percent, and note the super rich weren't in the streets over this. What's up with them? Too busy? Embarrassed to put their faces out there?

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BOTH SIDES NOW: Will Tape-Gate be Romney's 'Lonesome Rhodes' Moment*?

HuffPost Radio | Posted 09.23.2012 | Politics
Read More: Billionaires for Bush, Joe the Plumber, Israel-Palestinian Peace Talks, Arab Spring, Susan Rice, George Will, , Mitt Romney, ?€œLeading From Behind?, Lonesome Rhodes, Gender Selection, Jake Tapper, Redistribution, Ambassador Stevens, Barack Obama, Stewart-O?Reilly, Politics News
HuffPost Radio

2011-11-29-20111107bothsidesnow.jpg To Ron Reagan, the 47% tape reveals Romney's sneering elitism -- but Torie Clarke thinks it's a feeding frenzy over a stumble no worse than Obama's comments on "cling to guns/religion" and "redistribution." Then: Are riots in the Middle East the fault of a film or Obama?

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In Defense of the Silly: From Direct Action to the Pies of March

Benjamin Shepard | Posted 05.25.2011 | New York
Read More: Social Activism, New York City, Bike Lanes, Bike Lanes New York Traffic, Billionaires for Bush, Pie Fight, Social Change, Kirk Fuoss, Social Movements, Barbara Ehrenreich, New-York-Times-Up, Pies of March, Andrew Boyd, New York News
Benjamin Shepard

Behind most successful movements lie examples of disruptive tactics. Countless movements have made use of direct action, sometimes serious, sometimes silly, to take down their opponents a notch.

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