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Gosh, it seems like only yesterday that we saw George W on TV reading The Pet Goat to some second graders – but now he's all grown up and has an entire, super-duper, king-sized library filled with big books and other neat stuff – all dedicated to him.

Wednesday, 01 May 2013 20:40

Take Action on Sequestration Now

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Tell Congress to take action now:  Fix ALL the harmful automatic cuts – not just inconvenient air travel delays

Actions you can take – and forward to others*

Former U.S. Congressman Dennis Kucinich and Nobel Peace Laureate Mairead
Maguire from Northern Ireland are two of twenty participants from seven
countries that will participate in an international delegation to Syria May
2-10, 2013. 

TILTON, NH — The daughter of the elementary school principal who died during the Sandy Hook shooting walked out of a town hall with Sen. Kelly Ayotte (R-NH) on Tuesday after the event erupted in chaos over the lawmaker’s answer to a question about gun regulations. Ayotte was one of 46 senators to vote down a bipartisan proposal to expand background checks to gun shows and online purchases.

Wednesday, 01 May 2013 04:25

Ed Markey Won Big Tonight!

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Thank you PDA Community

Tonight was a strong victory for the progressive movement and the PDA community. Once again we have helped bring home the victory for the most progressive candidate in the race.

The Treasury Department may be able to stave off the need to extend federal borrowing authority until the fall, perhaps as late as November, a Wall Street economist said Friday.

When the sequester federal spending cuts forced flight delays because of the furlough of air traffic controllers, the normally deadlocked Congress acted in less than a week to give the Federal Aviation Administration flexibility to avoid the furloughs.

The principal food supplier to US troops in Afghanistan is embroiled in a costly dispute with the Pentagon that has attracted congressional interest

KABUL, Afghanistan (AP) — Afghan President Hamid Karzaisaid Monday that his national security team has been receiving payments from the U.S. government for the past 10 years.

Liberals are increasingly facing a conundrum as the Pentagon experiences the deepest cuts in a generation: The significant reductions in military spending that they have long sought are also taking a huge bite out of economic growth.

“Spending cuts hold back US growth,” warns an across the page headline of the conservative Financial Times. No surprise there.

Americans are in trouble.  Wages are losing ground.  Over 20 million need full-time work.  The percentage of working-age Americans with jobs is at its lowest level since 1979.

Saturday, 27 April 2013 16:36

Guantanamo’s Death Row

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Dear Mr. President,

Your Guantanamo choice – to release the hunger strikers or let them die – reminds me of Margaret Thatcher’s similar choice in 1981 when “the Iron Lady,” as her admirers called her, allowed 10 Irishmen to slowly starve to death because she would not recognize their most basic human rights. 

A pair of intrepid food workers from Richmond, Va., turned globalization on its head this week. They traveled to one of the centers of European finance to confront their supermarket's foreign owners on issues of workers’ rights.

Wal-Mart’s business model runs on the art of delusion. Clean aisles and bright decor insulate customers from the unseemly factories that produce the brand's sought-after bargains. 
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