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Dave Johnson's picture

Whirlpool Bites Hands Of American Taxpayers That Feed It

Whirlpool, recipient of federal stimulus "smart grid" dollars, is closing an Evansville, Indiana freezer-topped refrigerator and icemaker production plant and moving the 1,100 jobs to Mexico. more »

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Dave Johnson's picture

Yes, Nuclear

I believe that global warming is the most serious threat humanity faces. So we need to use every possible technology we can to replace energy sources that put greenhouse gases into the air. This includes nuclear energy. more »

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Robert Borosage's picture

Earth to White House: Jobs, Jobs, Jobs

Americans are angry. Wall Street has been bailed out, and there's no sign of job growth on Main Street. We know this is important because Sarah Palin's poll-tested tea party speech featured it.

We know it's important because that was the clear message of Massachusetts. more »

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Dave Johnson's picture

Tax Cuts HURT Small and Medium Businesses

Much of the public believes that tax cuts "create jobs." A recent Rasmussen poll found that 59% of voters believe cutting taxes is better than increasing government spending as a job-creation tool. more »

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Tula Connell's picture

Danger: Falling Middle Class

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Jack Cafferty at CNN this week more »

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Eric Lotke's picture

Getting Places, Creating Jobs

New unemployment data has a little good news, but doesn't show the way forward.

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Dave Johnson's picture

Just This One Conservative Failure Cost 1.4 Million Jobs

Just one of the many conservative failures cost 1.4 million jobs, all by itself. And never mind how much borrowing it caused. more »

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William Neil's picture

Everything A Moderate Republican Should Be

February 3, 2010

EVERYTHING A MODERATE REPUBLICAN SHOULD BE

“‘Markets don’t just happen,’ (George) Romney declared with exasperation to the committee’s laissez-faire majority. Declaimed (Henry Cabot) Lodge: “‘No one in his right mind would today argue that there is no place for the federal government in the reawakening of America. more »

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Robert Borosage's picture

Common Sense on Budgets

Amid the blizzard of statistics, trillion-dollar deficits, howls about impending bankruptcy, and Republican stupocrisy that surround the budget, it is worth repeating a little common sense.

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Isaiah J. Poole's picture

2011 Federal Budget: Timidity Instead Of Transformation

For a short period on NYTimes.com today, there was a compelling juxtaposition of stories: In one column, President Obama proposes a budget that "pivots to trim future deficits." Next to that story is a photo of firefighters in New York City fighting a blaze in which five apartme more »

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