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Znet Article Aronowitz: Education Rediscovered

Znet Article, September, 18 2010 Stanley Aronowitz
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The reasons why public education is suddenly an issue despite years of neglect by politicians and the media are straightforward.

Znet Article Meister: Hands Off Social Security!

Znet Article, August, 29 2010 Dick Meister
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Republican leaders in Congress would have us believe that most Americans support cutting Social Security and Medicare payments as a way to cut the federal budget deficit. But don't you believe it.

Znet Article Baker: That Joke About Intergenerational Equity

Znet Article, August, 17 2010 Dean Baker
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The Washington Post and most of the important people in Washington want the United States to be like Kazakhstan. Unfortunately, this is not another Borat movie, this is about the central focus of economic policy in the United States today.

Znet Article Wainwright: 2020: Public service reform ... but not as we know it!

Znet Article, July, 30 2010 Hilary Wainwright
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Over the last two centuries corporate lawyers and investment bankers have been central to the undemocratic consolidation of private corporate power.

Znet Article Baker: Helping Homeowners: More Money to the Banks

Znet Article, July, 21 2010 Dean Baker
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The passage of financial reform is a good time to ask how much money we should expect to hand to the banks through our efforts to "help" homeowners. The basic story is very straightforward to anyone with more common sense than a Washington policy ...

Znet Article Baker: The Attack of the Real Black Helicopter Gang: The IMF Is Coming for Your Social Security

Znet Article, July, 14 2010 Dean Baker
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Last week the IMF told the United States that it needs to start getting its budget deficit down. It put cutting Social Security at the top of the steps that the country should take to achieve deficit reduction. This one is more than a bit outrageo...

Zmag Article Bacon: Hungry By The Numbers

Zmag Article, July, 10 2010 David Bacon
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Some stories from California behind "food insecurity"

Znet Article Baker: America Speaks Back: Derailing the Drive to Cut Social Security and Medicare

Znet Article, June, 23 2010 Dean Baker
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Next weekend will feature another milestone in the drive to cut Social Security and Medicare. The organization America Speaks will be hosting a series of 20 meetings in cities across the country. They will ask the people at these meetings, a cross...

Znet Article Landau: The New Right History

Znet Article, June, 14 2010 Saul Landau
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The Texas State Board of Education approved a new social studies curriculum to reflect American History as it should have happened. Board member Cynthia Dunbar (R) elucidated the core of the Board’s premise: America was and should be “a Christian ...

Znet Article Jamail: PTSD Soldier Punished by Army

Znet Article, June, 05 2010 Dahr Jamail
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Iraq war veteran Eric Jasinski, after seeking treatment for his post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD), is being punished by the Army.

Zmag Article Vltchek: The Earth Shook as Right Wing Took Power

Zmag Article, April, 26 2010 Andre Vltchek
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Political and ideological quakes in Chile threaten the social contract

Znet Article Baker: The New War on Social Security

Znet Article, April, 14 2010 Dean Baker
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Suppose our top generals described the growing threat from a hostile Middle East power. The country has tens of billions of oil dollars, a growing army, chemical and biological weapons, and is in the process of developing nuclear weapons. After ca...

Zmag Article Herman: Big Government, Deficits, Entitlements, and "Centrists"

Zmag Article, April, 06 2010 Edward Herman
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Some classic double standards in current political rhetoric

Znet Article Street: Health Reform: Theirs and Ours

Znet Article, March, 24 2010 Paul Street
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Corporate health “reform” has gotten the congressional votes it needed and the public relations spin is on. Now that the “deeply conservative” Barack Obama[1] and his fellow corporate Democrats have pushed their big business-friendly measure – dev...

Znet Article Kane: “Not a Radical Idea”: The Health Care Summit and Beyond

Znet Article, March, 20 2010 John Kane
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Barack Obama has not proven to be the “Manchurian candidate” that many Americans—sometimes quietly, sometimes not—once believed him to be. But that doesn’t mean that they’ve become more open to discussing his presidency and policies rationally.

Commentary Solomon: Zero Public Option + One Mandate = Disaster

Commentary, March, 19 2010 Norman Solomon
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Not long ago, the most prominent supporters of the public option were touting it as essential for healthcare reform. Now, suddenly, it's incidental.

Znet Article Hightower: Greed Trophy Up for Grabs

Znet Article, February, 18 2010 Jim Hightower
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By gollies, the top executives of health insurance corporations are not giving up without a fight! To paraphrase every high school football coach who ever lived, "When the going gets ugly, the ugly get going."

Znet Article Baker: Right to Rent: The Best Response to the Housing Crash

Znet Article, February, 17 2010 Dean Baker
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It has been more than three years since the housing bubble began to deflate. During this time, nationwide house prices have fallen by close to 30 percent, after adjusting for inflation. Millions of people have lost their homes and tens of millions...

Znet Article Raina: A Tale of Two Chief Ministers

Znet Article, January, 24 2010 Badri Raina
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Long years ago, at the conclusion of my doctoral work in America, pressure was put on me to stay and teach there.

Commentary Cohn: Keeping Same-Sex Marriage in the Dark

Commentary, January, 16 2010 Marjorie Cohn
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On Wednesday, a conservative majority of the Supreme Court overturned a ruling made by a federal trial judge that would have allowed limited television coverage of a trial that will decide the fate of California's Proposition 8. The trial, which i...

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