Category: Politics

Netanyahu’s Destructive Demand
by M.J. Rosenberg | Oct 15, 2013 | Foreign Policy(Source: Haaretz) Israeli Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu gave a major speech the other day at Bar Ilan University. Most of it was saber rattling at Iran, but enough of it was about the Palestinians to steel my belief that negotiating with Netanyahu is a waste of time and that U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry’s […]

Supreme Court Ruling Could Usher in New Era of Political Corruption
by Sam Pizzigati | Oct 15, 2013 | PoliticsSource: Yellowhammer News The U.S. Supreme Court last week heard oral arguments in a case that could end up giving America’s wealthy a perpetual green light to contribute as much as they want directly to politicians and political parties. Credit Shaun McCutcheon, a electrical company CEO from Alabama, for starting the ball on this […]

Why Giving Republican Bullies a Bloody Nose Isn’t Enough
by Robert Reich | Oct 14, 2013 | PoliticsNow is the time to lance the boil of Republican extremism once and for all. Since Barack Obama became president, the extremists who have taken over the Republican Party have escalated their demands every time he’s caved, using the entire government of the United States as their bargaining chip. The question is how thoroughly […]

Are We Headed for Leftward Shift in Next 30 Years?
by Peter Lindstrom | Oct 9, 2013 | PoliticsPhoto: Patheos In a political season notable for pure nastiness, the release of a funny, warmhearted political commercial was welcome. Even better the ad is damn good: it ostensibly tells the story of how Carl Sciortino, a Congressional candidate in Massachusetts came out to his father. Oh, not about being gay, hey, everybody already knew […]

Conspiracy Theories: the Republicans’ Last Refuge
by Arthur Goldwag | Oct 9, 2013 | Politics(Source: PolicyMic) Last April, Public Policy Polling surveyed the public about 20 well-known conspiracy theories. Not surprisingly, the results revealed a pattern of belief that broke down along partisan lines. Desperate people use desperate measures. The looming credit default shows how little they believe they have to lose. For example, while just 28 […]
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