Capitolism

Washington Post Watch

posted by Christopher Hayes on 06/23/2008 @ 10:19am

I've been a bit remiss in updating our weekly feature the last week, but this week a change of pace. Since here at J Street we believe in carrots and sticks, (or as Colbert says, a "wag of the finger, a tip of the hat'), some kudos this excellent meditation on the legacy of Dorothy Day and the Catholic Worker movement.

More like that, please.

Comments (0)

News & Analysis »

Christopher Hayes Christopher Hayes

Washington is a place with its own distinctive folkways, characteristics and worldviews. Herein we seek understanding.

Archives

  1. October 2008

  2. September 2008

  3. August 2008

  4. July 2008

  5. June 2008

  6. May 2008

blog roll

Most Read

Issues »

Most Emailed

Issues »

Popular Topics

Blogs

» Campaign 08

Free-basing McPalin | MoveOn feeds your head with the funniest ad of the race.
Leslie Savan

» Act Now!

Send the Next President to Poland | It's only the future.
Peter Rothberg

» The Beat

How to Fix the Debates: Better Moderators | The candidates need to be pushed and prodded. Who can do it? How about Amy Goodman? Pat Buchanan? Or Ralph Nader?
John Nichols

» The Dreyfuss Report

Iran Readies Its End-Game Iraq Strategy | Is it meddling? Or pursuit of national interests? We report, you decide.
Robert Dreyfuss

» Capitolism

A Well-Deserved Prize for An Outspoken Liberal | Paul Krugman, Nobel laureate. It has a nice ring to it.
Christopher Hayes

» Editor's Cut

Nation to New Yorkers: Vote Change Like You Mean It. | By voting on the Working Families Party ballot line, progressives can vote both for Obama and for the movement needed to push him.
Katrina vanden Heuvel

» The Notion

Is the Second Superpower of the Cold War Going Down? | The Soviets were bankrupted by an Afghan War that wouldn’t end. Now, is it our turn?
Tom Engelhardt

» And Another Thing

Are You the Very Model of a Modern Vice-President? | Sarah's not the only one with a special skill.
Katha Pollitt