Adam Doster - In These Times

Adam Doster, a contributing editor at In These Times, is a Chicago-based freelance writer and former reporter-blogger for Progress Illinois.

In June 2006, Doster joined In These Times as an editorial intern. A journalist based in Chicago, he has covered topics such as the labor movement, education, and electoral organizing for The Nation, The American Prospect, The Chicago Reader and WireTap, among others. In November 2007, he won the Campaign for College Affordability’s essay contest for his piece “When College Ends, So Does Activism.” Doster graduated with university honors from the University of Michigan in 2007. While in Ann Arbor, he served as the managing editor of The Michigan Independent, a monthly progressive magazine.

McCain’s media love

Unions are good for workers? Preposterous!

dead prez in the Times

A fix for our falling savings rate?

Friday prison injustice blogging

Marching to vote

Obama isn’t Muslim, he’s a Commie!

Lunchtime links

McCain’s weak Pakistan claims

Obama Wisky roundup

Pakistani election rundown

Krugman, rehinged

Obama, Edwards, and delivery

Happy ending for writers

Infrastructure, finally

Maryland’s Edwards

Could Templeton use a public editor?

Straw military man

McCain blogging, outsourced edition

Ask but don’t tell

Krugman, unhinged

AMA’s Conflicted President

Valenti eviscerates The Atlantic

Be wary of debt settlement companies

Electric chairs to the scrap heap

Non-presidential Friday links

Ending the Maverick image, one post at a time

Keep it in your pants, son

Classy, Mr. President. Classy.

Clinton, Latinos, and Asians

16 is the new 18 and/or 21

Post Super Tuesday blogging

Afternoon links

McCain’s streaky independent streak

I always wanted someone to call me a left-wing extremist!

Muslim-baiting in the general

Bloomberg and pro-Israel leadership

Life under Bush

Attack of the $915 billion consumer debt monster

Huck and Sam’s Club

More Iraq recession blogging

The Wire in CJR

Upholding Voter ID laws

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