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Why do economic and racial segregation still dog us in 2009 -- the forty-fifth anniversary of the Civil Rights Act -- and what, if anything, can be done?
Why do economic and racial segregation still dog us in 2009 -- the forty-fifth anniversary of the Civil Rights Act -- and what, if anything, can be done?
Richard M. Benjamin | Posted 06.26.2009 | Politics
President Obama has chosen one tough, intellectually dazzling, judicially seasoned woman as his Supreme Court pick.
Bernard Rowan | Posted 12.27.2008 | Politics
It's time to bring in a new generation of leaders to the White House, not just a new version of the same.
HuffingtonPost.com | Jason Linkins | Posted 12.07.2008 | Media
Right-tilting pundits have fallen all over themselves to insist that the U.S. remains some sort of "center-right" nation -- this despite the fact that positions they once advertised as "extreme" are now, quite clearly, embraced fully.
Rabbi Michael Lerner | Posted 10.16.2008 | Home
Senator Obama is now trailing Senator McCain in many national polls. In fact, his national popularity has been falling ever since he received the nomi...
Peter Clothier | Posted 07.17.2008 | Politics
Flexibility and openness is Obama's way forward, and it's the kind of politics he has been championing from the beginning -- the kind of politics, let's remember, that had us all chanting, "Yes, we can!"
Kristen Breitweiser | Posted 07.17.2008 | Politics
Obama's early supporters voted for him specifically because he said that he wasn't the type of person that he has now revealed himself to be.
Sherman Yellen | Posted 07.15.2008 | Politics
Obama seems to be testing the waters, seeing what will work for him in order to gain more independent voters while still keeping his core beliefs intact; there's some fudging, but not yet any flip-flopping.
Frank Schaeffer | Posted 07.11.2008 | Politics
Obama's America is not about ideological vindication. Obama is not about progressive Americans "winning" or centrists winning. Obama is about American winning.
Bob Cesca | Posted 07.11.2008 | Politics
Choosing to support Obama has never been about issues. Rather, it's always been about electing a president we can reference with pride -- a president who won't flatly embarrass us everyday, who can inspire and negotiate the necessary support he'll need to roll back the darkness of the Bush years.
Max and the Marginalized | Posted 07.10.2008 | Politics
In a quest to impress the three people who drive lifted trucks who might vote Democratic, Obama will inevitably end up looking as ridiculous as he should look trying to achieve that end.
R.T. Eby | Posted 07.07.2008 | Home
I understand Barack Obama's stance on FISA. But when I look at his defense of the position, I imagine the men behind him, including an adviser wearing a rubber glove who has been probing the electorate.
Mayhill Fowler | Posted 06.21.2008 | Home
Furman as chief economic adviser tells us little about Obama economics but much about Obama. Furman is young and smart and he actually told the press that "Bush has had some bad luck with the economy."
HuffingtonPost.com | Thomas B. Edsall | Posted 06.20.2008 | Politics
Barack Obama faces the difficult task of shifting his message away from the primary electorate to general election voters, while avoiding angering the...
Richard M. Benjamin | Posted 08.27.2009 | Politics