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Progressives Launch Ad Campaign Against Rahm Emanuel

The Hill: The Progressive Change Campaign Committee (PCCC) is launching an ad campaign targeting Rahm Emanuel in his home town. The ad, airing in Chicago, slams Rahm for “undermining” the pubilc option. “A lot of us back home hope that

ACORN, the Working Families Party and Political Corruption, Part I

[Ed Note: Recently, City Hall in New York published an amazing multi-part investigative piece on possible corruption, illegal activities and general shadiness within the multi-pronged Working Families Party in New York. For those of you searching for examples of what

Top Economic Adviser: 'Of Course' Recession Isn't Over

Visit msnbc.com for breaking news, world news, and news about the economy Politico: Asked by moderator David Gregory if the recession were over, [White House economic adviser Christina] Romer shot back: “Of course not. For the people on Main Street

OMB's Orzag Was Against Deficits Before He Was For Them

Just came across some rather grim analysis of the economic impact of massive, ongoing federal budget deficits from a group of prominent economists. It’s a little dated (2004) but still highly relevant considering that the deficit situation has dramatically worsened

Daily Gut: The Real Santa

So Politico.com has a sad story concerning the White House Holiday Party – an event that usually allows reporters to skulk around the White House and get their pics taken with the President. But shockingly, things may be different this

Dead End America

Dead End? The film with Joel McCrea and what finally became known of as The Dead End Kids? Saw it … in its entirety … for the first time, two nights ago. The authors, of course, Sidney Kingsley and Lillian

St. Obama Heads for Copenhagen Bearing Gifts

Have you heard that the president may seek a $10 billion package from “rich nations” to fight global warming? Consider it a Christmas gift, from our economy to … well, someone else’s. P.S.: No word yet on what the White

Newsweek Blames Depressing Movies On… Bush

The Oscar-nominated movies in recent years have been enough to make a grown man cry… Or worse. Consider “There Will Be Blood,” “No Country for Old Men” and “The Reader” as a sampling of the morbid films jockeying for Oscar