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Matthew Blake

Matthew Blake is a 2007 intern in The Nation's Washington, DC, bureau.

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  • The Myopic Iraq Debate

    September 8, 2007

    Like the war itself, the unfolding Congressional hearings on what to do next raise more questions than answers.

  • Whole Foods CEO Sows Wild Oats

    August 28, 2007

    America's favorite natural grocery chain is looking like just another greedy, antiunion corporation.

  • Learning to Love the Farm Bill

    August 7, 2007

    The bipartisan farm bill making its way through Congress offers real hope to feed the hungry at home and abroad and improve nutrition for poor kids. But it faces a likely presidential veto over, you guessed it, taxes.

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