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Art Levine
Art Levine, a contributing editor of The Washington Monthly, has written for Mother Jones, The American Prospect, The New Republic, The Atlantic, Slate.com, Salon.com and numerous other publications.
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Despite Polling, Progressives Still Scrambling to Win Budget Fight
Liberal activists and labor groups are taking heart from a spate of independent and commissioned polling showing that more »
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After GOP Strips Bargaining Rights, Unions Launch Morning Protests Across Wisconsin. Strikes Next?
In the wake of the Wisconsin's Senate end-run to strip public employees of collective bargaining rights, thousands of more »
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Protests in DC: Pressure Mounting on State AGs to Crack Down on Foreclosure Fraud
Led by Iowa Attorney General Tom Miller, who has apparently abandoned promises to put bank officials in jail, more »
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US Uncut Spreads Spirit of Madison: 50 Protests Saturday Over Budget Cuts, Corporate Tax Dodgers
A little over two weeks ago, Carl Gibson, a 23-year-old former Mississippi Public Radio reporter fired over protesting more »
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SOTU Shockers: AFL-CIO, Chamber Join Hands, Liberals Win One on Social Security
With President Obama winning high marks from the public while making the case for increased government "investment" in more »
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Will the New Assaults on Public Employee Unions Undermine All Workers?
(Editor's note: Art Levine appeared on Democracy Now! this morning to discuss the new attacks on public-sector workers more »
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Can Labor—Or Anyone— Stop the Foreclosure Mess That’s Wrecking the Economy?
In the same week that President Obama was showered with well-deserved hosannas for his lame-duck legislative feats, reports more »
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GOP Kills Bonds Program: Secret Plan to Bankrupt States, Bust Public Employee Unions?
The tax deal moving through Congress doesn't just cost the federal government $850 billion in lost revenues. It also more »
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GOP Unmoved by Miners’ Health Concerns While MSHA Cracks Down on Black Lung, Scofflaws
In an earlier political era, a major mine disaster like the explosion at Massey Energy's Upper Big Branch more »
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Do Unto Others: Clergy Launch Grassroots Drive to Aid Jobless, Win Jobs Programs
Leaders of the liberal religious community, joined by three U.S. Senators and other activists, braved the deficit-cutting more »
