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You Are Not A Loan
Is a debt strike the future of Occupy?
Rebecca Burns
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Obama, The Post-Colonial President
With Obama's election, and again with his reelection, an internalized threshold for subjugated people was breached.
Andrew Lam
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Noam Chomsky on Gaza, the World’s Largest Open-Air Prison
A look at life under occupation.
Noam Chomsky
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The GOP’s Year of Magical Thinking
Now that the election charade is over, will the party accept reality?
Theo Anderson
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Robin Hood Goes To Capitol Hill
Will Congress get serious about taxing financial transactions?
Sarah Cobarrubias
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In Ohio, Battle of the Super PACs
Democratic PACs have been wildly outspent on political ads in swing-state Ohio.
Kenneth Rapoza
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End Times for Michele Bachmann?
Hamming for the Right, without bringing home the bacon, may have put Bachmann in electoral jeopardy.
Theo Anderson
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How Obama Redefined America
Barack Obama has changed America in word, if not in deed.
John K. Wilson
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The Threat of a Stolen Election
With the use of paperless voting machines in 31 states, recounts become impossible.
George Kenney
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Obama, There’s Still Time
To win, the president needs to stop listening to the Democratic Party elite.
Vic Fingerhut
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A Republican’s Rare Chance to Be a Real Leader
New Jersey Governor Chris Christie could revolutionize his party by acknowledging a simple scientific truth.
David Sirota
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Political Parties Are Basically Bank Accounts
The flood of Wall Street money to campaigns is a threat to democracy, says one political science professor.
Sebastian Meyer
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A Third-Party Breakthrough
The Working Families Party tips a race in upstate New York.
Theo Anderson
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Romney Willing to Win Without Honor
Could voters elect a president that lacks integrity?
Leo Gerard, United Steelworkers President
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Canvassers Gone Wired
Labor's get-out-the-vote efforts go digital.
David Moberg
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Back to School in the Bronx
In Fire in the Ashes, Kozol returns to the Mott Haven section of the South Bronx—“the poorest congressional district in the nation.”
Jarrett Dapier
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Russell Means: The Man I Knew
The leader of the American Indian Movement, Oglala citizen and indigenous patriot remembered.
Robert Chanate
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In Defense of the Undecided Voter
In a complicated election, are the waverers really the simple-minded ones?
David Sirota
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Our Political Pravda
With the election approaching, Americans are being spun like pinwheels, and media fact-checkers are struggling to keep up.
Kenneth Rapoza
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Is America Exceptional?
Jarrett Stepman and Eli Zaretsky, representing the Right and Left, respectively, debate U.S. superiority
Jessica Stites
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Progressive Star of Texas
Beto O'Rourke is on his way to shake up Congress.
Theo Anderson
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Romney’s 9-Point Plan to Annihilate Unions
What Mitt Romney and the GOP would like to do to labor.
Jeremy Gantz
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Karen Lewis Drops Knowledge
The Chicago Teachers Union president has the formula for change.
Jude Ellison Sady Doyle
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Meet ‘Me-Too’ Mitt
All Romney is saying is: Give peace a chance. And other curiosities from the last presidential debate.
Theo Anderson
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