CAF In The News

Barbie, Ken Push Lead Issue

latimes.com — The Associated Press writes on the Campaign for America's Future YouTube video using Barbie and Ken to call for the removal of Consumer Product Safety Commission Acting Chairman Nancy Nord.

10-Year-Old Boycotts Political Photo Ops

examiner.com — The Examiner covers the release of Campaign for America's Future new YouTube video featuring a 10-year-old threatening to boycott photo ops if House members fail to override President Bush's veto of the children's health insurance bill.

The Green-Collar Solution

nytimes.com — The New York Times highlights the green initiatives taking place in Oakland, Calif. including the development of the Oakland Apollo Alliance, and its importance in boosting jobs and the economy for the working class.

Investors Out, Students In

origin-marketplace.publicradio.org — Campaign for America's Future co-director Robert Borosage comments on the unfortunate amount of students being priced out of college on the popular radio show Marketplace.

CNBC Kudlow and Company: Romney's Rx for Healthcare

cnbc.com — Roger Hickey, Campaign for America's Future co-director, joins Gov. Romney's chief economic advisor Glenn Hubbard, and the host of CNBC's Kudlow and Company to discuss the details of Gov. Mitt Romney's healthcare plan. Part 2 of the discussion can be found at: http://www.cnbc.com/id/15840232?video=483612960&play=1

'Faux' Gas Tax Test Resolve On Global Warming

csmonitor.com — Rep. John Dingell admits to proposing a carbon tax just to prove that Americans don't really want to make big changes in their energy-rich lifestyle. Meanwhile, Campaign for America's online editor Bill Scher comments on the mixed messages Rep. Dingell's legislation is sending to Americans.

Conservatism Itself

prospect.org — Robert Borosage, Campaign for America's Future co-director, responds to thoughts that Republicans have failed because they are not conservative enough, writing, "Bush didn't fail because he betrayed conservatism. He failed because his administration was the most conservative of modern times."

Even Gipper Can't Pull This One Out

pqasb.pqarchiver.com — Campaign for America's Future co-director Robert Borosage writes of the fundamental conservative policies championed during Reagans's presidency, which are currently responsible for President Bush's failures and could be potential platform issues for future Republican, presidential hopefuls wishing to gain loyal conservative, primary votes.

Let's Do Lunch: Twenty-one new power players you wish you'd been nicer to.

washingtonmonthly.com — Campaign for America's Future's co-directors Robert Borosage and Roger Hickey are heading the coalition Americans United skillfully positioning themselves at the forefront of efforts to build the progressive wing of the Democratic Party.