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The Way Forward The Way Forward

The New Deal demonstrated the power of government to address failures of the market, and to retreat once it was no longer needed

Apr 3, 2008 / Books & the Arts / Kirti Datla

When and How? When and How?

The ethos of the New Deal is only more prescient and pressing today.

Apr 3, 2008 / Books & the Arts / John West

The Change We Wish to See The Change We Wish to See

Real change cannot come from the top down alone; it must rise up from the bottom as well.

Apr 3, 2008 / Books & the Arts / Grant Resick

How to Get Healthcare Reform How to Get Healthcare Reform

The problems facing progressives in a post-Bush landscape are not problems of "what". We know more or less what has to happen: withdrawal from Iraq, closing gitmo, universal healt...

Apr 3, 2008 / Chris Hayes

Service for Citizenship Service for Citizenship

Following up on Chris's post, a quick stat from the current Foreign Policy's military survey on a related theme: an overwhelming 78% of officers support granting citizenship to le...

Apr 2, 2008 / Chris Hayes

What To Do About Yoo What To Do About Yoo

Regarding the recently declassified John Yoo torture memo, Atrios says: I'm not entirely sure why there's something about John Yoo and our nation's fond embrace of torture which ...

Apr 2, 2008 / Chris Hayes

Dorgan vs. the FCC Dorgan vs. the FCC

These days, when Sen. Dorgan (D-North Dakota) makes the case that the FCC has moved from referee to cheerleader in the fight over media control -- "shaking the pom-poms for more m...

Apr 2, 2008 / Chris Hayes

The Surge Is Over The Surge Is Over

Sadr killed it.

Apr 2, 2008 / Chris Hayes

DREAM Act Now DREAM Act Now

One of the most outrageous casualties of the nation's immigration stalemate are the tens of thousands of young immigrants whose parents brought them to the US as children and who ...

Apr 2, 2008 / Chris Hayes

India: What Ails the Giant? India: What Ails the Giant?

The west routinely celebrates the Indian economy as a stirring giant, but the worsening plight of the rural poor tells a different story: A conversation with Prabhat Patnaik.

Apr 2, 2008 / Feature / Jayati Vora

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